Dole Calls for Half Staff Flag After Amendment Rejection
Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole urges flying the flag at half staff following the Senate’s rejection of a constitutional amendment for the flag. The remark frames a political protest tied to the amendment defeat.
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MacArthur Lands at Leyte in Philippines I Have Returned
On this day in 1944 General Douglas MacArthur stepped ashore at Leyte in the Philippines marking his famous return as he proclaimed I have returned decades after vowing I shall return. The moment signaled a turning point in the campaign to liberate the Pacific and restore Allied stronghold in the region.
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Freddy Krueger Doll Dropped By Matchbox Company
The Rev. Donald Wildman announced Matchbox will not market the Freddy Krueger doll. About 40,000 dolls already shipped will not be halted while 160,000 more orders will not be filled. The doll was to be a Halloween hot seller but fate remains undecided for 1990.
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Jets fly through dangerous wind shear at Stapleton
GAO report finds four United Airlines jets penetrated a microburst alert area at Stapleton International Airport last year. Pilots reportedly did not hear or understand the warning, with one jet canceling its approach and four others landing safely amid 92 mph winds.
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Cell Culture May Benefit Burn Patients
Doctors in Chicago report a cow protein based cell culture technique to grow stronger skin for severely burned patients. Researchers at the University of California San Diego Medical Center cite grafts covering 43 to 74 percent of bodies in four patients with promising results and early structural protein formation aiding skin adhesion.
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Aiken Standard Publishing Details
The Aiken Standard established 1867 is published weekday afternoons and Saturday and Sunday mornings by Aiken Communications Inc. Postal information lists P.O. Box 456 Rutland Drive Aiken S C 29802 and postmaster address changes.
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Early Northern China Quake Kills 29 and Destroys 10000 Homes
Rescuers with shovels and wooden poles search rubble after a series of earthquakes in Shanxi and Hebei provinces killed at least 29 people and destroyed over 10,000 homes. More than 150 injured as 6.1 magnitude temblors were felt up to Beijing. The army sent 1,000 troops to aid rescue efforts.
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Senate rejects flag burning amendment
The Senate voted 51 48 to approve a constitutional amendment banning flag burning but failed to reach the two thirds needed. White House briefings were muted as opponents cited public doubt about changing the Constitution and urged restraint on the proposed ban.
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Senate Vote Sets Up Bush Veto on Medicaid Abortion Policy
The Senate approved a $156.7 billion labor health and education financing bill adding federal funding for Medicaid abortions for poor women victims of rape or incest who report to authorities, setting up a Bush veto battle. Key figures include Sen. Brock Adams and Rep. Bill Green.
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Coastal States Lead Nation In Personal Income Growth
The Commerce Department reports in the second quarter of 1989 the Far West led nonfarm personal income growth at 9.6 percent, with Nevada 12.8 percent and Oregon also strong. Interiors lagged at 7.5 percent while the national average was 8.4 percent. Nevada remained top among states. Wyoming trailed at 3.6 percent.
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Atlantis Astronauts Resume Tests On Galactic Voyage
Space Center Houston reports Atlantis conducting ozone sampling and Earth photography as Galileo probe travels toward Jupiter. The crew includes Don Williams Mike McCulley Shannon Lucid Ellen Baker Franklin Chang Diaz and mission details note retina photography and ozone measurements to calibrate satellite sensors.
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