Nation Pauses For Her Birthday Party Salute To Christopher
Americans celebrated the g nosiest holiday Saturday with fireworks, food and fun as a salute to Christopher Coru Jat. A flotilla of 31 tall ships and a Nina Pinta and Santa Maria replica passed New York Harbor and the Hudson River amid morning fog while crowds watched. Healthy Ohio marked 17th anniversary with ice cream social and bands. Thousands drove past landslide rubble to Big Bear Lake California for weekend recreation.
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Freedom Fest draws receptive crowd in North Augusta
North Augusta hosts the sixth annual Freedom Fest over two days at North Augusta High School stadium and Community Center. Friday featured a parachute jump and fireworks, a seat belt decorating contest, and a flag parade for children. Saturday offered food, arts and crafts, clogs, pony rides, train rides, swings, face painting, an auction, and a kiss the pig contest won by city administrator Charles Martin.
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Bush Celebrates Fourth in Faith North Carolina
President Bush campaigned in Faith North Carolina praising small town values during an Independence Day event near Charlotte. He urged residents to resist bigotry, attended a Fourth of July celebration, played softball, and went to a local speedway to start the Pepsi 400 at Daytona. Gov. Jim Martin praised the community for American traditional values.
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Yeltsin Takes Tough Stance For G-7 Talks
Boris Yeltsin signaled a hard line on Western aid at Munich ahead of the G 7 summit. He said Russia would forgo a 24 billion package rather than bow to conditions and accused the IMF of pressuring for free price reforms. Bush and other leaders face a narrow path between backing Russia and demanding reforms.
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G-7 Protesters Rally in Munich Ahead of Summit
About 5,000 demonstrators gathered in Munich to denounce the G seven summit with concerns over nuclear power racism Third World representation and child welfare. Police limited access around Marienplatz as helicopters patrolled the airspace until the summit concludes on Wednesday.
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Philosophical Differences Split South Carolina MADD Members
Veterans quit MADD over leadership and policy clashes. Lillian Hammack of Newssulen helped found a rival VOID group after forming plans to aid relatives of DUI victims. She says lawmaker ties taint the state chapter and vows tougher DUI laws. Laura Hudson notes growth and new chapters despite dissent.
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