De Klerk Ends State Of Emergency In Most Provinces
South Africa’s President de Klerk announced lifting the general state of emergency in all but Natal province amid ongoing white minority rule reforms. He said Natal alone will retain emergency powers as violence in the southeast has claimed hundreds of lives this year. The move aims to unlock negotiations with anti apartheid groups including the ANC over a new constitution granting blacks power-sharing.
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South Africa
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Natal
de Klerk
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Afican Nationa Congress
Moscow
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Kirghizia
Uzbekistan
Kirghiz
Frunce
Communist Party
Tass
Osh
Ith
Ighizia
Interfax
Koblenz
West Germany
U.S
NATO
Rhineland Palatinate
Army
Clyde Lee Conrad
Sebring
Ohio
Ferdinand Schuth
West
Conrad
Military anti drug team linked to Mexico plan
A U S military intelligence unit in Los Angeles is coordinating with a Mexican strike force to interdict cocaine shipments from Colombia to the United States. An eight person analysis team operates from the UE assembly in March as part of the operation.
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Mexico
UE Assy
Los Angeles Times Iy
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Times
Colombia
United States
Federal judge rules 2 Live Crew album obscene
US District Judge Jose Gonzalez ruled after a two day trial that 2 Live Crew's As Nasty As They Wanna Be is obscene and appeals to dirty thoughts not intellect. Merchants warned they risk arrest for selling the platinum album as sales near two million copies.
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2 Live Crew
Jose Gonzalez
Bruce Rogow
Unclear Postal Address Snippet From Axon Communications
Fragmentary OCR text shows a postal address fragment for Axon Communications Inc with P O Box Rutond Dv Ain SC 29802 and reference to a second class postage rate. Also mentions changes to a central station address and several mis-typed company details.
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Esaorsnea
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Axon Cammunatons Inc
P.O
Rutond Dv
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S.C
Cass
Aker
Akon
Voyager Photographs Reveal Earth As Blue Dot From Space
NASA released a mosaic from Voyager 1 showing Earth as a blue dot amid black space. Carl Sagan reflected on the tiny sum of humanity, while Voyager 1 captured Neptune, Uranus, and other outer worlds in a four hour image set recorded February 13 14.
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Washington
Carl Sagan
NASA
Toveger 1
Earth
Neptune
Uranus
Cape Canaveral
Solar System
Edward Stone
California Institute of Technology
Flooded Texas town grapples with snakes and mold aftermath
In Camilla Texas residents along the Trinity River cope two weeks after floodwaters receded. Mud, ruined homes, and lingering odors define a scene of damage as families like Janet and Charles Messenger salvage what remains. Residents await FEMA aid while mold, debris, and wildlife infest emptied rooms.
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Federal Emergency Management Agency
John Pencavage
Camilla
Texas
Henry Prika
Prika
Trinity River
Janet Messenger
Charles
Trinity
Lake Livingston
Liberty
Houston
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Dorothy Harrington
Bound For Hangar At Cape NASA Rolls Space Shuttle
Cape Canaveral AP reports Columbia will be rolled back to the hangar next week for leak repairs. The issue forced last week's scrub of the shuttle mission to the $150 million Astro observatory. The orbiter will be detached from the tank in the hangar and repairs are expected to take about a month before return.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Columbia
NASA
Pro-Choice Gains Amid GOP Platform Shifts
Pro-choice Republicans won platform changes in Maine, New York, and Wisconsin where anti-abortion planks were dropped or softened. State conventions signal more revisions to align with a broader tent stance while national Republicans acknowledge shifting views on abortion within the party.
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Washington
Maine
New York
Wisconsin
Lee Atwater
Atwater
Leslie Goodman
Republican National Committee
Colorado
New Jersey
Mary Dent Crisp
National Republican Coalition For Choice
Republican Party
Crisp
Pathologist Kevorkian Under Probe Over Assisted Death
State regulators opened a probe into Dr. Jack Kevorkian over the death of Janet Adkins using a drug injecting device. The investigation could lead to Board of Medicine action if violations are found while prosecutors weigh charges. A judge denied a request to halt further use of the device and set another hearing.
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Dithurt
Jack Kevorkian
Department of Licensing and Regulation
Mary MacDowell
Department
State Board of Medicine
Kevorkian
Lft
MacDowell
Oakland County
Richard Thompson
Janet Adkins
Frank Kelley
Alice Gilbert
Thompson
Experts Say Pregnant Women Can Gain 35 Pounds Safely
Washington AP report on Institute of Medicine guidelines stating pregnant women on balanced diets need not take extra vitamins and can safely gain 25 to 35 pounds. It notes mild exceptions and cites Lindsay Allen and Roy Pitkin supporting the guidance, while industry critics warn of health risks.
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Washington
Institute of Medicine
Lindsay Allen
University of Connecticut
Alllen
Roy M. Pitkin
UCLA
B. Cordaro
Counel For Responsible Nutrition
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