Minor quake hits Alaska near Kodiak with minor damage
An earthquake about 50 miles west of Kodiak Alaska measured 5.9 on the Richter scale struck at 2 51 am ADT felt in Kodiak Larsen Bay Karluk and Akiok The Alaska Tsunami Warning Center said there is no tsunami danger Reports from Kodiak Island say pictures were knocked off walls but no major damage occurred Some residents were said to be knocked from bed and dishes broken with lights flickering in Larsen Bay.
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Public Unconcerned With USC Foundation Says Mungo
Columbia The head of the University of South Carolina Board of Trustees says the public does not care how a private foundation spends its money. Michael Mungo notes no public calls about the foundation or public funds and questions FOI applicability to the Carolina Research and Development Foundation. He supports transparency for public funds but not for private funds, urging a possible appeal to clarify what the ruling means.
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Texas
Aiken Standard Subscriptions and Contact Information
Details on subscription options with monthly and annual rates for home delivery and mail. Includes contact numbers for classifieds, display ads, news ideas, and customer service. Provides postal address and publication notes for The Aiken Standard established 1867 in Aiken South Carolina.
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China Press Praises Hard-Line Tactics and Unity Call
The People's Daily urged unity thinking and praised Deng Xiaoping as authorities push hard-line policy amid mass arrests and propaganda. A Shanghai court sentenced three men to death for the anti government train arson during protests after the June crackdown in Beijing.
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Gorbachev Faces Problems At Home In West Germany Visit
Gorbachev and Kohl enter a summit amid domestic woes in their nations. In the Soviet Union popular abroad, many citizens face shortages and bureaucracy while Uzbekistan sees ethnic violence amid economic strain. Cooperation could ease tensions and aid reform.
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U S China dealings possible despite crackdown
A senior Bush administration official said the United States can still do business with China despite the Tiananmen crackdown. He stressed ties with Deng Xiaoping and Beijing remain important, noting China has come a long way since 1972 and may restore order without fully reversing past policies.
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Hungary Mourns Nagy Amid Reburial Ceremonies
Hungary mourns Imre Nagy the 1956 revolt leader as his body and four associates are exhumed for ceremonial reburial in Budapest Rakoskeresztur cemetery. Black flags hang from public buildings and a national funeral processional plan draws 200 000 to 300 000 mourners.
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New Jet Lag Treatment Emerging From Light Cues
Boston scientists report progress in using controlled light exposure to reset the body's circadian clock. Dr. Charlies Creisler and Brigham and Women’s Hospital researchers found wake cycles can be shifted, but precision for therapy remains to be proven.
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