World presses for Middle East crisis changes amid Saudi and Iraqi moves
Francois Mitterrand visited Saudi Arabia to meet King Fahd and inspect French troops in the multinational force. Jordan's King Hussein and Crown Prince Hassan hosted talks with Kaifa as Arab League ministers backing Kuwait for a UN debate and resolution on Iraq. Iran said it will stay out of direct conflict and urged withdrawal, opposing foreign forces while criticizing the embargo.
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Aquino appeals to rally as Mindanao rebels claim liberation
Mrs. Aquino urges people to rally against troublemakers on radio, vowing to uphold the constitution by force if needed. Commodore Domingo Calajate, leader of the December coup, says the mutiny has liberated Mindanao from the imperialist-led government. National Security Adviser Rafael Teto says rebels aim to form an independent Mindanao and advance north.
Circus Night Delights Crowd with Lively Acts
The second half featured a Harvey-look-alike rabbit pulling a magician from a top hat and 7 month old Simone perched on her father’s shoulders as he rode a unicycle. Dancers Miss Jody and Miss Denise performed an aerial ballet near the tent summit while two Australian shepherds rode a pony bareback.
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Christine
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Tobacco industry accused of aiming ads at women
Washington reports that prominent physicians and the U S surgeon general condemn tobacco advertising targeting women. Antonia Novello notes pregnancy risks from smoking and calls on companies to stop encouraging young women to smoke. Ob-Gyn group cites 126000 annual women deaths and 27 percent smoking rate.
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Antonia Novello
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Budget Plan Battle Bumps Up For Senate Vote Today
Senate leaders express growing confidence as the spending outline faces a vote today with a separate measure on actual cuts and tax boosts due in two weeks. Dole warns of potential time bombs while lobbyists water down support amid protests from liberal Democrats over Medicare cuts and tax shifts. Ernest Gallo meets Dole over wine tax hike as opposition grows.
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Holt Warns Budget Plan Falls Short of Fiscal Needs
Sen. Holt cites White House and congressional budget figures to warn that 1 trillion dollars in spending cuts or new revenues will be needed by 1995 to avoid deficits. He notes the 500 billion target is only half that amount and that debt will rise to about 4.5 trillion by 1995 with annual interest around 45 billion. Borrowing from trust funds is criticized as a major flaw.
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Textile contest winner from mill finalists named
Edwards, a textile finalist from Graniteville, won the ATMI event after eleven finalists from textile mills nationwide. He plans to use the prize to support foster parenting work, drawing on his leadership in Aiken County and state foster parent groups. He will tour Washington alongside other contestants.
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