UN Chief Disappointed by Iraq Talks and Rationing
UN Secretary General Javier Perez de Cuellar voiced deep disappointment over Iraq's intransigence after two days of talks. He urged shifting diplomatic efforts to the Helsinki summit while Western captures began to be released in the first major airlift. Iraq announced plans to ration food to withstand the U.N. embargo, as tensions and troop deployments remain high in the Persian Gulf.
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Baghdad
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Finland
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Seine
Kuwait
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U.S
U.N
Florida tabloid the Informer vows crime blotter journalism
In Seminole AP reports a Florida man launches The Informer a tabloid promising exhaustive local arrest blotter style crime coverage including alleged offenses from murders to DUI. The publisher argues the harms of sensational press are avoided while aiming to deter crime though many fear harm to individuals.
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Seminole
Fla
Informer
Florida
Deaths of Nora Blackwell Lena Crawford Audie Jay Maner
Obituaries note the deaths of Nora J Blackwell of West Columbia Lena Crawford of North Augusta Audie L Jay of Aiken and William F Maner of Allendale with page 4B details referenced for full notices.
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Nora J. Blackwell
West Columbi
Lena Crawford
North Augusta
Audie Lee Jay
Aiken
William F. Maner
Allendale
USA Weekend Patch Debuts in Aiken Standard Saturday
USA Weekend, a weekly magazine supplement from Gannett, will appear in the Aiken Standard each Saturday starting with the Sept 8 edition. The feature lineup includes Kitty Dukakis alcohol battle, a look at the new film The Doors, and a debate on football versus baseball.
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Aiken
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Labor Day Weekend No Picnic For Guard
Fort Stewart Ga September 1999 story follows 265th Quartermaster Detachment 14 South Carolina guardsmen preparing for deployment to the Persian Gulf. The water purification unit on active duty a week, training in survival skills, chemical and nuclear warfare drills in extreme heat, with timekeeper tallying gas mask donning and a sergeant checking status of each man.
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South Carolina National Guard
Saudi Arabia
Fred Bayles
Fort Stewart
South Carolina Guardsmen
Persian Gulf
Bill Bostick
Labor Day Celebrations Across America Mark End Of Summer
Labor Day festivities nationwide featured beach picnics barbecues and games while a Corpus Christi prayer service honored troops shipped abroad. Marfa Lights Festival ends in Texas as Muscle Beach hosts a body-building event in Los Angeles amid sunshine and crowds.
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U.S
Middle East
New York
Virgina Beach
New Jersey
California
Muscle Beach
Los Angeles
Marfa
el Paso
Yng
Alsate
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Spirit
Police Say Serial Killer Left Clues
Gainesville Florida police study what they call messages left by the killer of five college students as classes resume. investigators shrink prime suspects from eight to four and say clues at crime scenes guide the probe. The messages are indirect and no calling cards were found on the bodies.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Sadie Darnell
Spencer Mann
Budget Talks To Begin Tomorrow
State agency heads prepare spending requests as hearings start Tuesday for the 1991 82 budget. Officials say little new money likely, prompting talks to trim programs and reduce agency spending in the coming fiscal year.
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Budget and Control Board
Earl Morris
Comptroller
Earle Morris
Senate Finance Committee
James Waddell
Beaufort
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