First Airborne Hydrogen Bomb Detonated in 1956
A historical note marks the United States 1956 hydrogen bomb test on Bikini Atoll in the Pacific. The event underscored Cold War nuclear capabilities and shaped subsequent arms development and international treaties.
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United States
Bikini Atoll
Pacific
Nationwide campuses slow to stamp out racism says AP
The Associated Press notes few colleges adopt comprehensive anti racism plans. Experts say leadership from presidents is crucial, with top policy statements needed to condemn racism, amid ongoing incidents and calls for broader measures. The piece mentions delays in House clean air action and potential auto mandates.
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Associated Press
Reginald Wilson
American Council On Education
Barry Beckham
Hampton University
Virginia
Exxon Crews Begin Spreading Fertilizer In Alaska Cleanup
Exxon has begun applying fertilizer as part of the cleanup of the 1989 Exxon Valdez spill in Prince William Sound Alaska. Crews started May 1 hand removal of tar and expect completion by mid August under a government approved plan.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Exxon
Bob Mastracchio
Joe Tucker
Exxon Valdez
Prince William Sound
Radio Hopes To Tune Kids Into Format
In Minneapolis a children's radio format seeks national reach as backers push for a network. Peggy Charren of Action for Children's Television praises radio as a storyteller for children. WWIC AM debuted May 12 from St Pauls Comp Zoo. WWTC is the sole Children’s Radio Network station so far.
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Radio Aans
Peggy Charren
Action For Children’s Television
Wwic-Am
Radio
Rans
St. Paul's Comp Zoo
WWTC
Aiken Standard Subscription Pricing Trifold
The Aiken Standard lists subscription options for three, six, and twelve months at 27.00, 54.00, and 108.00 dollars respectively, outlining standard pricing for readers seeking periodic delivery and access.
Teacher Held Without Bail After School Shooting Fire
Centerville Tenn. assistant principal Ron Wallace was killed when a science teacher Donald Givens 50 shot him and set fires to hide the crime at Hickman County High School The blaze damaged books and materials in the biology wing and two libraries with about 150000 in damage.
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Centerville
Tenn
Ron Wallace
Tennessee Bureau of Investigation
Tom Brown
Brown
Donald Givens
Wallace
Hickman County High School
Rick Brewer
Givens
Howard Choate
Choate
Fee
Kenneth
Nashville
April
Floods Hit Hot Springs Arkansas Resort City
Flash flood warnings returned as 13 inches of rain in 24 hours swamped Hot Springs. A 6-foot wall of water shattered shop windows and swept vehicles and people from bridges. Residents were rescued from roofs and minor injuries reported from cars. An iron bridge on the Ouachita River near Malvern washed away. National Weather Service issued severe thunderstorm warnings overnight for parts of Oklahoma and Arkansas.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bill Goodwin
Goodwin
Jerry Chambliss
Malvern
Ouachita River
Colorado Rapids
Chambliss
National Weather Service
Oklahoma
Arkansas
Doctors Begin Testing Young Stormie Jones
Pittsburgh doctors start testing 12 year old Stormie Jones to see if she is rejecting her second transplanted liver. The world’s longest surviving heart liver transplant patient recently returned from Texas to Pittsburgh for routine tests after high liver enzymes suggested possible organ rejection. Stormie remains in fair condition at Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh as staff assess her response to an experimental intravenous anti rejection drug.
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Pittsburgh
Stormie Jones
White Settlement
Texas
Lois
Suzie” Purcell
Stormie
Children’s Hospital of
Sue Cardillo
Children’s
Pro-Moscow Forces Step Up Baltic Plant Strikes
In Estonia and Latvia pro-Moscow groups organized strikes at several state plants amid rising tensions over Gorbachev's union reforms. In Tallinn a Russian Strike Committee spokesman said up to 50 enterprises could halt work as meetings coordinated across republics proceed. In Riga, pro-Moscow delegates formed a defense of constitution group, challenging Latvian independence moves.
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Baltic
Estonia
Republic of
Lithuania
Mikhail
Gorbachev
Artur Koptyn
Tallinn
Koptyn
Latvia
Riga
Committee For the Defense
The
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Tass
Economic reports and trials headline week schedule
A multi locale briefing lists key economic releases from the Commerce Department and National Realtors on durable goods, GNP and housing, plus a series of legal cases. It notes Mapplethorpe obscenity charges in Cincinnati, Hunter Thompson in Aspen facing drug exploits, and Barry pre trial in Washington. It also covers Spoleto Festival, Yemen merger preparations, and a Pretoria rally amid reform clashes.
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National Association of Realtors
Cincinnati
Robert Mapplethorpe
Aspen
Colo
Hunter Thompson
London
International Institute of Strategic Studies
Washington
Chicago
Loyola University
Birmingham
Mich
American Dream Car
Marion Barry
Kennebunkport
Maine
Bush
Charleston
U.S.A
Aden
South Yemen
North
Red Sea
Pretoria
South Arica
Colombia
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