D C Political Consultant Steers Young In Georgia
Washington based political consultant Frank Greer shapes Andrew Young’s Georgia campaign while leveraging abortion rights as a strategic issue. Greer, the firm Greer Margolis Mitchell and Associates, regards Wilder’s win as pivotal for race relations and liberal Democrat campaigns.
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Georgia
Washington
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Wilder
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Andrew Young
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Alabama
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Potomac River
Roger Stone
Eddie Mahe
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Wyche Fowler
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Fred Harris
Walter Mondale
Labor Department
Carter
Greer, Margolis, Mitchell and Associates
Chile
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First U S Nuclear Test Of 1990 Rocks Nevada Desert
The first U S nuclear weapon test of 1990, code named Metropolis, shook the Nevada desert at the Nevada Test Site. The detonation occurred at a 1500 foot shaft and registered 5.1 on the Richter scale with seismic monitoring from Las Vegas. Two protesters were arrested and officials noted the event as the 700th Nevada test since 1961. The Washington Post reported the Soviet Union planned to phase out testing at Seimipalatinsk by 1998 and shift to No voy a Zemlya in the Arctic Barents Sea region.
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U.S
Nevada Desert
Soviet Union
Washington Post
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Arctic Circle
United States
Metropolis
Energy Department
National Earthquake Information Center
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Central Asia
Novaya Zemlya
Barents Sea
Nevada
Desert
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Ethics Cloud Disappears For Gingrich
Former President Richard Nixon’s visit to the House coincides with Rep. Newt Gingrich learning his ethics cloud has cleared. A House Ethics Committee letter dismisses Rep. Bill Alexander’s major misconduct allegations against Gingrich while criticizing his disclosure form and use of letterhead for a private cruise. The panel found no adequate basis for broader investigation into Gingrich’s 1984 partnership tied to his book Window of Opportunity and notes his rapid ascent from backbench firebrand to GOP leadership contender amid Democratic attacks.
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Richard Nixon
House
Newt Gingrich
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Nixon
Congress
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Jim Wright
Alexander
Bob ‘Michel
Experts Clash Over Exxon Valdez Trial Tactics
In Anchorage the Hazelwood trial hinges on expert witnesses as prosecutors seek to prove negligence. Defense experts argue complex nautical details require explanation by specialists to jurors. The case centers on the grounding of the 987 foot Exxon Valdez at Bligh Reef on March 24, spilling about 11 million gallons of oil into Prince William Sound.
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Alaska
Joseph Hazelwood
Thomas Russo
Hazelwood
Russo
Hazelwood Probaly
Superior Court
Karl Johnstone
Exxon Valdez
Valdez
Prince William Sound
Bligh Reef
U.S
Accused Jet Crew Loses Licenses
Federal aviation officials revoked the licenses of three Northwest Airlines crew members after an FAA warning that safety and alcohol do not mix. Capt Norman Prouse, first officer Robert Kirchner, and second officer Joseph Balzer were arrested after Northwest Flight 650 arrived in Minneapolis with 91 aboard, following an anonymous Fargo area drinking tip.
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Federal Aviation Administration
James B. Busey
Norman Prouse
Conyers
Robert J. Kirchner
Highland Ranch
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Joseph W. Balzer
Antioch
Antioch, Tenn
Northwest Flight 650
Fargo
N.C
Suport Poliee
FAA
Alan Muncaster
Northwest
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