Bride And Groom Robbed At Gunpoint In Brooklyn
New York AP reports a newlywed couple Diane and Anthony Rohr were robbed of $13,000 in wedding gifts after leaving their reception. Four masked robbers demanded money in Brooklyn as the bride was knocked to the ground and the groom’s brother and his wife were forced from a car. Rosalie Williams, mother of the bride, described the shock of the attack shortly after the crime.
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Diane Kubler
Thousands of Muscovites Affected by Head Lice Shortage of Disinfectants
MOSCOW a Soviet city newspaper Moskovskaya Pravda reported that thousands of young Muscovites suffer head lice as a disinfectant shortage leaves only combing with vinegar and showers as a remedy. It cited 4000 children treated last year and asked how many did not seek help, noting parental embarrassment and ignorance as part of the problem.
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Deaths listed for several individuals in Georgia and South Carolina
Obituary notice lists James E. Cook Augusta James Favors from Appling Ga melia L. Miller of Aiken Beatrice Stallings of New Ellenton Marion Tyler of Orangeburg and Donald F. Waldrop of Johnston with reference to Pace 10A for details.
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Augusta
James E. Favors
Appling
Gamelia L. Miller
Aiken
Beatrice Stallings
New Ellenton
Marion Tyler
Orangeburg
Donald F. Waldrop
Johnston
Pace
Talks on U S bases amid Manila protests and slayings
Negotiations in Manila over extending Clark and Subic Bay leases opened after suspected Communist guerrillas killed two U S airmen near a base. Police used tear gas against anti base protesters as 42 were arrested and five hospitalized. The 1991 lease deadline looms.
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Philippines
U.S
Italy
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Clark Air Base
New People’s Army
Clark
Subic Bay Naval Base
United States
Richard Armitage
Gener Manguni
Flood Damage Across Southern States Reported
The floods caused 12 deaths in Texas with agricultural losses estimated at 500 to 700 million dollars across 29 counties declared disaster areas. One death occurred in Oklahoma. In Arkansas, 250000 acres of farmland were damaged and over 18000 cattle are stranded.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Flood Waters Surge Across Texas and Delta States
Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana face severe flooding as 7,000 in Texas evacuate near Lake Livingston. Breached levees, sandbagging, and Guardsmen deployments reduce damage while 13 flood deaths are tallied. Red River rises threatening Shreveport and Alexandria. up to 600 square miles flood, 500 homes at risk. officials warn of a major agricultural disaster unseen since 1945.
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Texas
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Oklahoma
Rosie Blair
Texarkana
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Red River
Shreveport
Alexandria
U.S
J. Bennett Johnston
Johnston
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Avoyelles Parish
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Lake Livingston Dam
Houston
Trinity
Tina Lapaglia
Camilla Twin Harbors
John Burch
Liberty
Texas-Oklahoma
Lake Texoma
Tax Hikes Possible Not Certain In Budget Talks
White House Chief of Staff Sununu says tax increases are a possibility but not certain in Bush administration budget talks with Congress leaders. House and Senate budget chairmen say any tax rise would require Bush's lead and sales to the public. Sen. Sasser and Rep. Panetta indicate Democrats seek deficit actions but avoid premature tax increase talk.
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Senate
Leon E. Panetta
Panetta
CBS
Solar panels reuse at Sandia to combat pollution
At Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque researchers repurpose solar panels once used for weapons work to clean up the environment. They aim to break down toxic waste polluted dumps and cleanse contaminated water tables while stressing the low artificial impact of the method. The shift comes as nuclear weapons research shifts toward peaceful applications.
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America
National Laboratories
Sandia National Laboratories
Albuquerque
N.M
Sandia
Nature
Virgil Dugan
Sandia Labs Open Doors to Industry Under Technology Transfer
After the Cold War, Sandia National Laboratories and two secret weapons labs invite private industry to view breakthroughs. Declassified technologies and new funding push private sector collaboration to apply lab know-how to medicine manufacturing and high tech. Gerald Yonas says the lab aims to boost national security and economic vitality.
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Sandia National Laboratories
Albuquerque
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