May Day in Moscow Opens Soviet Spring and Labor Pageant
The first May Day under post Communist rule blended a spring and labor theme with the era’s grand parade on Red Square. Delegations and banners framed the march as officials watched from Lenin’s mausoleum, the scene charged with official ceremony and public display.
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DOE Faces Plutonium Disposal Problem in Wasteful War Stocks
The Energy Department faces a disposal dilemma as up to 70 tons of plutonium from dismantled warheads must be managed. Pits stored at Pantex near Amarillo, Texas, await a long term plan while DOE weighs potential reuse as reactor fuel and weighs storage concerns raised by Texas and Georgia officials.
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Elderly Man Charged In Fatal Accident At O Hare
An 87 year old man was cited for negligent driving after his car jumped a curb and struck a crowd of third graders at O Hare International Airport killing a 9 year old girl. Dozens were injured three critically as Martin Horvath of Elgin said he thought he hit the brake but the car accelerated during a tour stop for airport children. He was cited for negligent driving and an unsafe vehicle. Police would not say if criminal charges would follow. The car was a 1985 Oldsmobile Delta 88, the same model involved in a recent New York City park crash that killed five and injured 27.
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Gorbachev Offers Solution To U S On Eve Of Tour
Gorbachev says America was slow to help former Soviet republics and too quick to press its will. In a AP interview two days before a two week U S visit, he criticizes Bush Yeltsin and warns reactionaries may seize power if reform accelerates. He calls for a constructive democratic American role in global relations.
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Names In The News Stone To Give Up Cigarettes
Stone the country singer vows to quit smoking after quadruple heart bypass surgery. The 25 year old, hospitalized after the operation, missed the Academy of Country Music awards in Los Angeles where he was a finalist. Doctors say he should leave hospital next week.
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