Eagles Meet Bears In Tonight's Game
Washington AP brief notes the Eagles vs Bears game opening tonight on page 7A with quick reads on national health costs and a Smithsonian exhibit on gendered footwear. The health care critique advocates national standards and preventive care while noting high costs and elderly-focused research.
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Eagles
Bears
Washington
U.S
James H. Scheuer
D-N.y
Joint Economic Committee
Subcommittee On Education and Health
Scheuer
Claudia Kidwell
Smithsonian Institution
Kidwell
Smithsonian
National Museum of American History
Weather outlook with cloud cover and warm temps
Partly cloudy tonight with a chance of rain and a low in the 60s. Tomorrow expects mostly sunny skies and warm weather with a high in the upper 80s. See Page 6A for details.
Deaths of several residents listed for details
The Newcastle newsroom lists multiple obituary notices with individuals including Arthur Butler Far Rockaway N Y Mrs Donnie H Derrick Chesterfield Lillie L Good Evans Ga James Henley Augusta Evan Johnson Newark N J Essie B Lampp Augusta Alma L Lawson Aiken Ralph Padgett Barnwell Joe B Raines Johnston Fairey M Rasmussen Augusta Amelia Soudeleir North Augusta Henry Thomas Augusta Ruby S Williamson Burnettown details appear on Page 6A
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Arthur Butler
Far Rockaway
N.Y
Donnie H. Derrick
Chesterfield
Lillie L. Good
Evans
James Henley
Augusta
Evan Johnson
Newark
N.J
Essie B. Lampp
Alma L. Lawson
Aiken
Ralph Padgett
Barnwell
Joe B. Raines
Johnston
Fairey M. Rasmussen
Amelia Soudeleir
North Augusta
Henry Thomas
Ruby S. Williamson
Burnettown
Hugo Help Continues Amid Hugo Relief Effort
Former President Reagan sent a $1,000 check and Marilyn Quayle planned to visit the Lowcountry as volunteers aid Hugo victims. A tornado touched down in Berkeley County and heavy rains caused statewide flooding while about 100 Anderson County residents were briefly evacuated. Marilyn Quayle planned to tour damaged areas by helicopter and assist disaster centers in Moncks Corner and Charleston.
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Reagan
Marilyn Quayle
Joseph Riley
Suport
South Carolina
Berkeley County
Hugo
Moncks Corner
Fritz Hollings
D-S.c
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Tornado Hurts Two in Berkeley County. Evacuations Near Goose Creek
A tornado struck a Lebanon trailer injuring two residents with cuts and bruises. Authorities evacuated about 100 people in some 35 Anderson County homes for several hours as rain and wind caused minor flooding in the Upstate region. Doris Browder of the Berkeley County Emergency Service reported the twister moved between an empty house and the trailer.
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Berkeley County
Lebanon
Twister
Goose Creek
Doris Browder
Berkeley County Emergency Medical Service
Anderson County
Embassies Attract Refugees From East Germany
Bonn seeks to move hundreds more East German refugees fleeing via Prague and Warsaw after East Berlin allows emigration. Earlier crowding at West Germany embassies in Prague and Warsaw swelled to 700 new arrivals.
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West Germany
Prague
Warsaw
East Berlin
East Germany
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
U S Backs Tax Hike To Help Drug War
A Media General AP poll shows broad support for sin taxes to fund Bush drug war with 80 percent backing more treatment and 91 percent backing education. Respondents favor tax hikes on cigarettes alcohol and corporate income, while few want more personal income taxes. Many doubt prison expansion will curb drug abuse and prefer treatment over punishment.
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U.S
New York
Bush
Associated Press
Local drug problem seen as minor by residents
Survey shows locals rate illegal drugs as not too or not at all serious. Big city residents express greatest concern with about half deeming drugs a serious neighborhood issue.
Abortion Tops List of High Court Cases in New Term
The Supreme Court opens its term with abortion as the lead issue in three major cases. Minnesota and Ohio push parental consent for minors, Illinois seeks tighter clinic controls, while the Bush administration shifts to a lower profile. Justices debate Roe v. Wade's future amid renewed state actions.
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Supreme Court
Harvard University Law
Laurence Tribe
Minnesota
Ohio
Illinois
Bush Administration
Justice Department
America
Missouri
Sandra Day O’connor
O’connor
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