Canadians Vote On Shape Of The Future In Referendum
After two years of debate Canadians head to the polls to decide the future course of the country in a referendum. Indications point to rejection of the reform package, raising the spectre of Quebec independence and prompting debate on provincial power and equality within Canada. The non binding result will need Parliament and provincial approvals. Prime Minister Mulroney warns a province’s rejection would kill the deal.
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Quebec
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Brian Mulroney
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Landowners Protest Federal Grazing Permit Fees
Washington reports hundreds of Western landowners are exploiting grazing permits to gain higher fees than government charges. The Interior Department audit estimates 1,800 landowners could earned up to 5.1 million dollars yearly. Environmentalists say the audit shows BLM undercharges, with market values from 4.68 to 10.26 dollars per unit and current rates at 1.92.
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Interior Department
Bureau of Land Management
Dave Albersworth
The
National
Witt Emerge E
Dakotas
BLM
Kashmiris March to Disputed Border
Thousands of Kashmiris march across the rugged Himalayas to join Muslim separatist forces in India. Indian soldiers and police reinforce the frontier and warn that any crossing will be shot on sight. Marchers press on through mud and boulders toward the border dividing Kashmir between Pakistan and India.
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Kashmir
Himalayas
Satur
India
Tey
Pakistan
Republicans Rally in South Carolina Attack Clinton Character
Aiken president Dan Quayle rallied top Republicans in Augusta as Floyd Spence and Secretary Jim Kilpatrick pressed hard against Democrats. Spence accused Clinton of antiwar activity and draft dodging while urging Karl Bland and Hartnett to push deficit reduction and balanced budgets. Thurmond contrasted Bush’s war record with Clinton’s wartime conduct, urging government service as national duty.
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Dan Quayle
Augusta
Thurmond
Floyd Spence
Jim Kiles
Spence
Geb Sommer
Clinton
America
Miles
Bland
Vice
Tommy Hartnett
Ernest F. Holings
Washington
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England
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Germany
Central America
Reagan
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City considers zones and distance limits for adult businesses
Three such zones exist in the city including Rutland Avenue opposite North Aiken Elementary School Marlboro Street and Beaufort Street. Proposed restrictions ban adult venues within 1500 feet of residential zones churches schools playgrounds pools parks or other similar uses and also 1500 feet of any existing adult business. If approved, the council may regulate aspects of such businesses per City Attorney James M. Holly.
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Rutland Avenue
North Aiken
Marlboro Street
Beaufort Street
Aiken
James M. Holly
Doonesbury Panels Question Bush Over Alleged Iran Attack
In a White House press room scene Doonesbury depicts fictional journalists grilling Bush about charges. The evasive president sometimes answers questions that do not match what is asked. Judy Smith says she has not seen the strips and declined to comment.
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Bush
Saddam Hussein
Iran
Judy Smith
Eas y polo fans win national TV spotlight
A Eas t couple known for lawn mower polo will have their Memorial Day party aired on ABC. Bob and Laura Jones host a mower polo gathering with croquet gear drawing six contestants. Beaufort High School band earns yearlong fundraisers and now 100 members will march in the Peach Bowl Parade in January in Atlanta and perform at the Georgia Dome halftime.
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Laura Jones
ABC
Beaufort
Beaufort High School
Seacoast Wave
Atlan
New Georgia Dome
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