Sieckmann Wins Busch Classic
Egypt faces rapid population growth as test-tube baby clinics rise amid restrictions on adoption by Islam. Moslem leaders cautiously approve in controlled cases while the government spends about 60 million dollars yearly to curb population, and couples spend private money to have children. Egypt with 54 million people adds a million every eight months, placing strain on limited arable land and imports.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hassan el-Deeb
Ministry of Health
Phalanx Of Flamingos Appears On Flats
On the mud flats near KNIK River investigators describe a small group of artists marching through cold silty water. They drop gear and begin painting, turning brown mud into orderly rows of pink flamingos as colors bloom across the surface.
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Knik River
Alaska
Weather outlook cloudy with chances of storms tonight and tomorrow
Skies will be mostly cloudy tonight and tomorrow with a 30 percent chance of thunderstorms tonight and a 50 percent chance tomorrow. Lows will be in the low 70s and highs in the low 80s. Details on Page 6A.
Deaths of Jimmie Lee Baldwin and Others Listed
A list of obituaries for Jimmie Lee Baldwin Aiken Lucille J Billings Batesburg Olivia S Caldwell Tampa Robert French Columbia Sam Griffin North Augusta David R Hutto Clearwater Henry F Pilot Monetta Brenda A Porter Aiken Keith L Porter Aiken Bernard E Reber Belvedere Ethel D Taylor Leesville.
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Jimmie Lee Baldwin
Aiken
Lucille J. Billings
Batesburg
Olivia S. Caldwell
Tampa
Fla
Robert French
Columbia
Sam Griffin
North Augusta
David R. Hutto
Clearwater
Henry F. Pilot
Monetta
Brenda A. Porter
Keith L. Porter
Bernard E. Reber
Belvedere
Ethel D. Taylor
Leesville
Salinas Leads as Mexico’s Election Returns Surface
Mexico City government reports Carlos Salinas de Gortari with a wide lead as partial results are released five days after the vote. Opposition protests and fraud accusations surround delayed results. Salinas holds about 52.89 percent of counted ballots, Cuauhtemoc Cardenas 29.10 percent, Manuel Clouthier 16.68 percent.
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Mexico City
Carlos Salinas de Gortari
Ead
Federal Election Commission
Salinas
SRP transfer requests rise as Du Pont plans contractor change
Du Pont reports about 200 transfer requests from Savannah River Plant workers since announcing SRP contract expiration. Yet transfers granted will stay at 40 to 50 per year, preserving DOE goals of keeping SRP workforce. Company notes retirements may rise while hiring for environmental quality and waste facilities continues. Westinghouse and Martin Marietta compete to replace Du Pont with a contract award due in October for a handover next April 1.
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The
du Pont Co
Savannah River
SRP
Chris Leyes
Leyes
Department of Energy
Defense
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Martin Marietta Corp
du Pont
DOE
New face USC Aiken's Dr. Blanche Premo named vice chancellor
Dr. Blanche Premo becomes USC Aiken's vice chancellor for academic affairs, the first woman in the role. She arrived June 30, replacing Dr. Joseph Harm, and previously served as deputy director for research programs at the National Endowment for the Humanities. Premo also was the first female vice president for academic affairs at St. Mary’s College in Minnesota. She and her husband, Dr. Crale Hopkins, are buying a home in Gem Lakes after marrying June 27. She holds a philosophy doctorate from Marquette University and taught at Georgetown University. Premo will supervise instruction across three university colleges and oversee campus operations.
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USC Aiken
Blanche Premo
USCA
Premo
Joseph Harm
St. Mary's College
Winona
Minn
National Endowment For the Humanities
Washington, D.C
Aiken
Crale Hopkins
Gem Lakes
Highland Park
Mich
Detroit
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Georgetown University
National Endowment
Officials Expect Quick Reparations Decision
Washington officials expect a rapid compensation announcement for Iran Air 655 families after the USS Vincennes shot down the airbus. Ex gratia payments may go to victims’ families through humanitarian channels such as the Red Cross or Red Crescent, not to Iran. The move aims to spur Iran-Iraq war end efforts while stressing no admission of culpability.
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Washington
Reagan Administration
Michael Armacost
Reagan
Vincennes
Iran
Persian Gulf
Pentagon
U.S
Red Cross
Red Crescent
Armacost
Cbs-Tv
United Nations
Vernon Walters
Security Council
Police Crackdown on Nicaragua Protests in Nandaime
In Nandaime, about 10,000 supporters clashed with police after an anti-government rally. Tear gas, beatings, and arrests followed as Ortega vowed firm action against protesters, while opposition leaders were also detained.
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Nandaime
Nicaragua
Daniel Ortega
Managua
Voice of
Myriam Arguello
Conservative
Ortega
U.S
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Phil Jones
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