Space Salute and Global News Roundup
Seven NASA astronauts unfurled a large U S flag in space and celebrated a Fourth of July mission. Mandela condemned talks with de Klerk as ANC demands stalled, while CDC plans a new National Center for Injury Prevention. Nuclear alerts hit Fort Calhoun and Peach Bottom plants as Lebanon faced a deadly stadium bombing. China dismissed wartime POW torture reports as groundless fabrication.
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Quake Threat Fails to Deter Vacationers at Big Bear
Visitors flocked to Big Bear Lake and nearby resorts despite a 6.5 magnitude earthquake the previous week. Hotels reported a modest dip in July Fourth bookings while locals and tourists balanced concerns about aftershocks with plans to enjoy the holiday in the mountain resort.
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Kennedy Weds Victoria Reggie in Private Home Ceremony
Senator Edward Kennedy and Victoria Anne Reggie married at a private Friday ceremony at the Kennedy home in McLean Virginia. About 30 family guests attended and the couple honeymooned at an undisclosed location amid flowers, poetry, and a Wordsworth inspired keepsake.
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Local Office Hours and Subscription Notice at Aiken
The document lists office hours from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for the location at 124 Rutland Drive with mailing address P O Box 456 Aiken South Carolina 29802. It notes Mewe Standard-PBM subscription details and related services.
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U.N. Units Brave Guns In Bosnia
U.N. peacekeepers in Sarajevo braved shelling to unload planes with rice, baby food, and medicine. Five killed and 17 injured as airlift continued amid continued fighting. Maj. Gen. Lewis MacKenzie warned violations could close the lifeline. talks with Serbs yielded no progress on Bosnia’s independence or the city’s defenders.
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Jackson Goes Shopping in Rome for Records
Michael Jackson spent free hours in Rome buying records instead of sights. Accompanied by his cousin and bodyguards, he visited a music store on Friday and purchased four classical records, some children's music, and a Beatles album.
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