Rocker Promotes New Autobiography in Dallas
British singer promotes his memoir Take It Like A Man during a Dallas visit at the Bluebonnet Cafe. He ordered wheatgrass juice and carrot celery juice for breakfast as fans note the detoxifying drink can cause dizziness for first-timers.
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Clinton speeds up computer exports
Washington moves to relax most Cold War era computer export rules. The administration says high performance workstations and related super computers can be sold to countries previously restricted, including China Pakistan and the former Soviet republics.
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Delay Number 3 For Shuttle Columbia
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Space shuttle Columbia 's science mission was postponed for the third time after workers fixing one issue opened a valve causing hydraulic fluid to drain. NASA repaired the problem and reset liftoff for 9:41 a.m. Saturday. The 16 day mission would study crystallography fluid dynamics fire and slanters.
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Need Help Aiken Standard Address and Hours Notice
Aiken Standard contact and service hours notice lists location at 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 Aiken 29802 office hours 8 30 am to 5 30 pm Monday to Friday subscription and delivery problem lines 640 5315 and 649 6315 with circulation hours 5 30 pm to 7 30 pm weekdays 7 am to 10 30 am Saturdays and 8 am to 11 am Sundays Switchboard 648 2311 fax 648 6052 publisher contact 648 2311 Scott B Hunter listed as publisher and responsible for all departments please call
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Fighting Persists Ahead Of Accord
In the run up to a U S brokered truce thousands of Croatian troops support Bosnian government forces fighting a Serb advance in the northwest. The 60 day cease fire is viewed as the most hopeful in years but frontline battles and possible delays remain. Holbrooke warned peace is not imminent despite later talks in Rome. The plan hinges on restoring electricity and natural gas to besieged Sarajevo and full removal of land mines around pylons.
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Israel moves to free 1200 prisoners under peace plan
Israel announced it will release 1200 Palestinian prisoners over the next days, signaling swift steps under the PLO accord. Palestinian officials called the move late and noted Israel’s refusal to free two of 27 female detainees, while Hamas tentatively agreed to halt attacks in a potential boost to the agreement. A four-man Hamas delegation reportedly traveled to Sudan to seek approval from leaders there. Rabin warned that the pact’s success hinges on Palestinian control of militants.
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Big Bucks Won't Deliver in Pete Wilson Campaign
The article notes Pete Wilson built a pledge total of $15 million but collected under $6 million after two months, ending his bid. Gramm boasted of raising $20 million. neither candidate met the early big-money expectations, leaving campaign staff to confront overhyped fundraising claims.
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Gramm Pledges 20 Million for 1996 Run
Texas senator targets twenty million by year end in a bid linked with Lamar Alexander. Alexander trails, Gramm has 14.2 million raised, and his monthly pace has slowed since July. Spokesman says a broad donor base is now needed to meet the goal, with early 1996 as a likely finish.
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Vitamin A Linked To Defects
A Boston University study finds that even low doses of vitamin A may raise birth defect risks when taken early in pregnancy. The research, to be published in the New England Journal of Medicine, notes more than 10 000 international units daily increases risk and that 57 percent of affected births involve facial and neural abnormalities. The study urges awareness but cautions against shunning vitamins. folic acid remains linked to neural tube defect prevention.
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