Briefly Reports From The Soviet Union Gets U.S. Cigarettes
New York reports that cigarette shortages in the Soviet Union have opened access for Philip Morris and R. J. Reynolds to a large market as exports rise while U.S. anti smoking campaigns tighten. Deals boost Soviet supply and ease civic unrest over shortages across cities. Neither financial terms nor further specifics disclosed.
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Soviet Union
U.S
New York
Philip Morris
R.J. Reynolds Tobacco
Longer hurricane season feared for Atlantic coasts
Weather expert William M Gray warns that drought relief in the Sahel could shift to a moister period, boosting Atlantic hurricane formation. The decade and early 2000s may see more frequent and stronger storms along Atlantic and Florida coasts, per Science journal.
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Washington
Atlantic
Florida
Sahel
West Africa
William M. Gray
Colorado State University
Science
The
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Reagan Praises Troops In Berlin Amid Cold War trip
Former President Ronald Reagan praised U S troops in Berlin for aiding democratic movements in Eastern Europe. He spoke to about 1,000 military personnel at Tempelhof Airport before continuing to Poland en route to the Soviet Union, noting Berlin’s historic role and referencing the 1989 opening of the Berlin Wall.
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West Berlin
Ronald Reagan
U.S
Berlin
Europe
Reagan
Tempelhof
Poland
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
Vernon Walters
Aiken Standard Home Monthly Address Changes
Fragmentary notice indicates changes to the Aiken Standard mailing address. Reads like a public announce ment from Anon Communicators PS, Bon 46 with a postbox and routing details.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
P.O
Aiken, S.C
Anon
Souter Seeks to Shape Image in Senate Hearings
The Senators pressed nominee David Souter on abortion rulings and privacy, while he shared personal stories to counter a hermit image. He emphasized a nonideological approach and avoiding firm stance on Roe v. Wade while acknowledging privacy as a possible fundamental right in some cases.
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Sureme Court
Sen
Metzenbaum
Dohio
Souter
Bush
Harvard
Robert Bork
Reagan
Senate
Harding
GM Contract Negotiations Shut To News
DETROIT AP A virtual news blackout on General Motors contract talks leaves 300000 workers in limbo as a three year pact nears expiry. Key issues include job security wages and pensions while tentative non economic agreements cover health and safety and attendance policies. UAW leaders refrain from comment and say Big Three aim to cut costs to compete with foreign rivals.
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Detroit
General Motors Corp
Tenterhooks
United Auto Workers Union
Dave Perdue
UAW
Arlington
Texas
Stephen Yokich
U.S
Florida Lotto Jackpot Near 100 Million As Tickets Fly
Florida lottery officials report a rush of sales at rapid pace as a potential 100 million dollar jackpot looms. Lottery Secretary Rebecca Paul notes the final size will be set after Monday. the state reports millions of tickets bought near borders with Georgia and Alabama. Reactions range from ardent optimism to caution from gamblers groups and compulsion experts citing risks to players and calls for responsibly gambling.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Rebecca Paul
U.S
Pennsylvania
Paul
Georgia
Alabama
Joe Revolta
Robert Bache
New Orleans
Pensacola
Alabama-Florida
Lotto
Paul Ashe
The
Florida Council On
Nation's First Lady To Read On National Radio Series
Barbara Bush expands family literacy push with a nationwide ABC radio series reading children’s stories in 10 half hour broadcasts. She will read to familiar characters with cartoon voices and offer tips to parents on reading aloud to kids.
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Washington
Barbara Bush
New York
Fiorello la Guardia
ABC Radio Network
Mrs.bush Bush
Mrs. Bush
ABC
Project Literacy
U.S
Jim Farley
First Gene Therapy Patient Set For Experimental ADA Deficiency
A 4 year old girl will receive an experimental gene therapy under NIH approval to treat ADA Deficiency. Researchers expect the procedure to mark a major medical revolution, with potential to combat cancer, hemophilia, sickle cell, AIDS and other diseases.
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Washington
French Anderson
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
National Institutes of Health
North America
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