Yeltsin extends moratorium on nuclear tests to 1993
President Boris Yeltsin extended Russia's moratorium on underground nuclear tests until July 1993 as part of reciprocal disarmament moves following the United States and France. The decree remains subject to Supreme Soviet approval and builds on prior unilateral and international efforts to ban testing.
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Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Britain
Chinno
Eltsin ii
United States
France
Yeltsin
United State
Supreme Sovet
Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
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Rusti
Bilt
Cable TV seeks revenge in Glickman race ads
In Wichita Kansas Democratic Rep Dan Glickman battles back over cable election ads aired by Multimedia Cablevision endorsing his opponent Republican state Sen Eric Yost Cablevision aired 30 second editorials claiming bias and Glickmans record prompting Glickman to seek equal time and file complaints with the FEC and FCC while Yosts camp defends the tactic as a legitimate response to campaign politics
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Wichita
Kan
Dan Glickman
Glickman
Bush
Multimedia Cablevision
Cablevision
Eric Yost
Federal Election Commission
Federal Communications Commission
FCC
FEC
Yost
Chris Jones
GOP
Longest Peacetime Curfew Still In Effect
Florida city endures the nation’s longest peacetime curfew since the hurricane hit. Since Aug 24, 9:40 PM curfew from 10 PM to 5 AM has kept streets dark. 2,600 arrests for curfew violations, police reinforcements from South Carolina, and residents demanding discipline while awaiting recovery progress and utility restore.
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Fla
Spfa
Debbie Jensen
Homestead
Dade County
Los Angeles
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Andrew
National Guard
South Carolina
Joe Marat
Worldwide Report Shatters Beliefs Of Low Level Cholesterol Benefits
A large worldwide review questions the link between low cholesterol and better health in healthy people. It finds women with varying cholesterol levels show similar all cause death rates, while men show mixed results. The study, covering 650000+ people across the United States Japan Europe and Israel, prompts debate over screening and cholesterol lowering drugs.
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Calif
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University of Califor Diego
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United States
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Europe
Israel
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Thomas Newman
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