Security measures tighten in public housing amid violent incident
Tenants of Chica-0's high rise public housing will receive ID cards to pass through turnstiles and walk through metal detectors, with ground floors removed and tenants relocated. The plan affects about 200,000 residents as reports note a sniper slaying of a 7 year old boy. Wallace condition improves and he nears discharge after hospitalization for blood infection. Petra Kelly and partner found dead in Bonn, police say. Mattel redesigns Barbie after math-averse remark sparks recall discussion. White judge named for trial of three blacks charged in LA riots. Wall Street shrugs off Black Monday anniversary. Shuttle countdown proceeds for Columbia launch with 80 percent weather chance. EPA notes urban air pollution easing but 86 million still breathe unhealthy air. Seventh round of peace talks opens between Israel and AK neighbors ahead of US presidency election.
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Breakfast program not reaching millions of hungry children
The Federal breakfast program reaches 3.7 million low income students in 43 717 schools while millions more may be left out as districts struggle with finances and states face recession driven hardship. Advocates urge more federal support to reimburse meals and expand access. The National School Breakfast Program served 4.16 million poor children nationwide in 1991 with 12.6 million in free or reduced lunch programs.
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Bomb Blast Wounds Eight At Moscow McDonalds
An explosion near Pushkin Square in central Moscow wounded at least eight people as patrons queued at a McDonalds. Two suspects were detained and police say they are hooligans, not terrorists, with one suspect silent. Victims include a 9 year old girl. some treated and released, others stayed in hospital. The blast followed protests by a group denouncing McDonalds as defiling Russia.
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Canadians Miffed At Flag Error During World Series
Canadians express frustration after a flag error during Game 2 of the World Series. A U S Marine honor parade in Atlanta carried a Canadian flag, prompting criticism of American knowledge of Canada. Many note Toronto Blue Jays’ players are largely American or Dominican, and the rivalry mirrors hockey fan perception more than a real national duel.
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Naomi Judd Says God Cured Her Hepatitis Remission
Country star Naomi Judd says she is in full remission from chronic hepatitis that ended The Judds. She contracted the liver disease in 1990 and retired from the duo last year. Wynonna pursued a solo career and no return to the stage is announced.
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