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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1990
Page
2
Sioux City Iowa survivors of United Flight 232 return to the crash site for a reunion marking one year since the DC 10 disaster that killed 112. More than 100 survivors are expected with relatives of the dead attending.
A South Africa based trial shows vitamin A supplements halve deaths and cut pneumonia diarrhea and hospitalization by a third in severe measles. The study in the New England Journal of Medicine credits Hussey and Klein of the University of Cape Town.
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Richard Nixon returns to his birthplace for the opening of a $21 million presidential library. President Bush and former leaders Reagan and Ford attend. Carter does not. The facility traces Nixon’s career from Congress to the presidency and airs crucial Watergate tapes.
In Baguio and central Luzon hundreds remain missing as the 7.7 magnitude quake collapses buildings and triggers landslides. Official tolls range around 400 to 600 with at least 415 dead and 665 injured reported, amid power and water shortages and aftershocks feared.
Washington AP Mos cow's move to drop objections to NATO for a reunified Germany opens a path to revived arms control talks. Defense Secretary Cheney said Gorbachev concessions remove the last hurdle to two major agreements on conventional force cuts in Europe and one third cuts in long range nuclear missiles. Kohl agreed a united Germany would cap troops at 370000, about 45 percent below current totals.
Cambodian guerrillas warn U.S. support withdrawal may push them toward China and bolster the Khmer Rouge. China will continue aiding the Khmer Rouge while Vietnam supports Cambodia's government. Sihanouk decries the move and urges governments to protect the coalition’s UN seat as Pyongyang hosts his comment.
Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan said he is prepared to back a major deficit reduction with a significant rate cut to help weak growth. He warned inflation control remains vital, while some economists fear easing policy could undermine price stability amid rising consumer prices.
The Senate approved a civil rights bill 65 to 3 amid Democratic support and Republican defections. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said the bill remains aimed at ending workplace discrimination while White House officials warned it could provoke quotas. The administration vows to push changes in the House.
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