Reba McEntire speaks on success and tragedy in March crash
The feature discusses Reba McEntire's rise and ambitions while noting the death of her band in a March plane crash. Travel highlights include four top planetariums led by Carnegie Science Center in Pittsburgh, with Griffith, Hansen, and Hayden also featured. Dr. Robert Akeret promotes storytelling tips for engaging children.
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Pittsburgh
Carnegie Science Center
Griffith Observatory
Los Angeles
Hansen Planetarium
Salt Lake City
Hayden Planetarium
New York City
Robert Akeret
Bush To Address Nation Tonight
President Bush will speak from the Oval Office at 8 p.m. EDT in a nationwide address outlining a turning point in U.S. defense strategy. The speech will discuss a new path for peace, the status of U.S. forces, changes in the Soviet Union, and decisions related to the nuclear weapons program.
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Washington
Bush
U.S
Soviet Union
Secreta Marlin Fitzwater
Oval Office
Fitzwater
Doctor Suspended After Refusing Aid in Labor
In New York a doctor suspended for refusing to admit a laboring woman Charlesetta Brown 23 and for talking on the phone as ambulance attendants assisted her birth in a hospital admission. EMS technician Mary Dandridge delivered the child on a stretcher.
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New York
Charlesetta Brown
Mary Dandridge
Deaths Arrie C Chapman Windsor Oscar Simpson
Notices list deaths Arrie C Chapman and Windsor Oscar Simpson with brief reference to page 3B for full obituaries and details.
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Arrie C. Chapman
Windsor
Oscar Simpson
Couchton
Two finalists SLED reports sought for Aiken County administrator race
Aiken County asks SLED to investigate two finalists for county administrator, both currently local government leaders with experience overseeing the county’s 21 million dollar annual budget. The county aims for a unanimous selection by the nine-member panel and notes confidentiality. Barnes was fired in 1981 and is offered about nine thousand dollars for remaining contract days, with potential salary lawsuit.
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South Carolina
Aiken
Aiken County
Warner
Barnes
Council
Joan Wilson
Poverty Rate Rises to 13.5 Percent as 33.6 Million Americans Poor
Census Bureau reports 33.6 million people in poverty last year, 13.5 percent of the population, the first rise since 1983. White families, children, and the elderly comprise significant portions while recession effects may understate current poverty levels.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Daniel Weinberg
America
Robert Greenstein
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
United States
No Sign Of Iraq Release Delays Standoff With U.N. Team
United Nations weapons inspectors remain encircled by Iraqi troops in Baghdad as Iraqi authorities show no movement to release the observers. David Kay reports no change in stance despite near resolution. Britain’s Hurd warns of potential conflict if Saddam Hussein resists. Rolf Ekeus says cataloging may take under a day once access is allowed.
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Security Council
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Kay
Associated Press
Iraqi Atomic Energy Commission
Douglas Hurd
Saddam Hussein
Hurd
BBC Radio
Rolf Ekens
U.N. Special Commission
Thomas Vote Today Expected To Be Deadlocked Or Close
Sen Howell Heflin of Alabama announced opposition to Clarence Thomas, signaling a tight Senate Judiciary Committee vote and a possible deadlock. Heflin warned Thomas could align with a right wing extremist movement, while advocacy groups argued the vote would force lawmakers to reconsider. Democrats chair the panel with an 8 6 margin.
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Washington
Clarence Thomas
Supreme Court
Senate Judiciary Committee
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D-Ala
Heflin
Senate
Nan Aron
Four American rock bands to play free Moscow concert
AC DC Metallica the Black Crowes and Pantera will headline a free Saturday concert at Tushino air field billed as a gift to Russian youth and a celebration after the failed coup. Organizers expect tens of thousands of fans in a politically charged event.
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Russia
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Metallica
The
Black Crowes
Pantera
Tushino Air Field View
Marilyn Harris
Severce
Yeltsin
Time Warner Inc
Harris
U.S
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