Tower confirms inquiry into allegations about defense pick
Senator Nunn says he hopes Bush supports Tower after inquiry into allegations of misconduct. Tower, recovering from rectal cancer surgery, has been in Washington since Jan. 15 meeting Bush and studying Pentagon briefing books. Critics label him a womanizer and heavy drinker, while Bush and FBI dismiss the charges.
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Salvador Dali Dies at 84 in Catalonia After Illness
The painter Salvador Dali died of cardiac arrest from respiratory failure and pneumonia after years of poor health and several hospitalizations. A founder of surrealism born May 11 1904 in Figueres Spain his fame rests on The Persistence of Memory and his flamboyant persona and enduring influence on 20th century art.
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Los Angeles
Spain
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Westinghouse Names Continued New Executives at SRP
Westinghouse restructures SRP with John T Lowe leaving to Du Pont and James S Moore appointed plant head. Ambrose Schwalle and Herrmann join top ranks with extensive new management from Westinghouse and Du Pont across operations planning HR and engineering. New deputies and managers from both companies line up under Begley as the DOE plans a new reactor at SRP for nuclear materials production.
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du Pont
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James S. Moore
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Pittsburgh
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Charles L. Peckinpaugh
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Charles E. Ahlfeld
John A. Porter
Lucien M. Papouchado
James M. Ratliff
Naval Fuel
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Joseph L. Spencer
Harry D. Harmon
Dan L. Mcin~tosh
David D. Felak
Todd V. Crawford
Donald A. Orth
Clinton R. Wolfe
Savannah River Research Center
M. William Walcher
Joseph D. Cohen
Clifford M. Hammond
Ben New
New Westinghouse
Theodore A. Mangelsdorf
Eduard B. Poser
Brian R. McCullough
Daniel W. Call
James R. Bush
Jon M. Samuels
James O. Hightower
Aubrey C. Reynolds
Financial Management
Robert L. Adams
Thomas E. Robinson
Laurie J. Hollick
Richard F. Mayock
San Francisco celebrates 49ers win after Super Bowl chaos
San Francisco marked a 20 to 16 victory over Cincinnati as Joe Montana connected with John Taylor with 34 seconds left and Jerry Rice set two Super Bowl receiving records. Police closed streets, emergency crews treated injuries, and crowds flooded Market Street while Mission District fireworks lit the night. In Cincinnati, police saw no incidents beyond disappointment.
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Jerry Rice
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Tina Hagopian
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Mission Street
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Cincinnati
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San Francisco
Rioting at Miami Super Bowl scene leaves dead and arrests
Allen Blanchard 24 died in a motorcycle crash during rioting outside Joe Robbie Stadium as Miami confronts a tainted image. Police reported 372 arrests on stadium grounds with 150 unable to post bail. A black suspect link to violence is probed while local leaders call for citizen patrols and arrests of Lonano.
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