NAFTA Clears Environmental Hurdle For Congressional Path
The DC Circuit Court ruled NAFTA is presidential action not subject to environmental impact review, allowing the White House to push the pact to Congress without an impact statement. Three judges unanimously supported the decision, with the White House praising the ruling and environmental groups considering Supreme Court review.
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Rumors About Gangs Driving With Headlights Off Debunked
A circulating fax and bulletin board tale claims gangs roam at night with lights out, killing motorists who blink. New Jersey officials call it a baseless modern rumor fueled by anxiety and technology. Experts say the story reflects fears of violence and social division, not a real crime wave.
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Braves Fever Sparks Satirical Song by Local Duo
Local entrepreneurs Melvin Blakely and Charles Tycer write and promote a satirical jingle spoofing George Thoroughgood and the Brads linked to Atlanta Braves pennant fever. The tune gains airplay on WEXA Foxy 101 and WGAC Great 98, with promo pushes from Braves staff and radio stations.
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U S Moves To Remove Sanctions On South Africa
Washington and the Senate moved quickly to lift sanctions on South Africa after Nelson Mandela urged the world. The Senate voted to rescind restrictions on IMF loans and to fund American exports, with a House vote expected next week. Mandela urged a multiracial council and swift economic reforms to attract foreign investment as South Africa prepares for elections on April 27.
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Tiger Mosquito Not Yet Invasion Threat To Aiken County
Health officials note Aiken County has not seen the Tiger mosquito, though extensive rainfall and warm weather foster local mosquito breeds. Experts explain the aggressive species can carry equine encephalitis and emphasize removing standing water from around homes to curb breeding.
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