Paxton soil named official Massachusetts dirt sparks local debate
Paxton mass residents and officials react as a bill naming Paxton soil the official Massachusetts dirt prompts confusion. Selectman Cunningham calls the designation a mistake while Rep Brewer and Rep O Sullivan defend the move as a publicity measure for soil conservation.
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Mechanical Problem Delays Search for Cargo Door Piece
A submarine and support ship returned to Pearl Harbor to await a replacement part for a UAL jet door that tore off in 1989. Navy officials said the door piece was recovered from 14,100 feet, 90 miles south of Honolulu, as the NTSB plans to study the failure. Nine people died in the Feb 1989 crash.
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Chicago to Name Street After Davis for Jazz Legacy
Chicago will rename 31st Street in a Thursday ceremony to honor Sammy Davis J. known for decades on the club and theater circuit. Mayor Richard M. Daley praised Davis as a legendary performer on the South Side hub of jazz and blues. The street’s renaming follows Davis’s long career after early 1900s shows with the Will Mastin Trio and a final Windy City appearance in March 1988 with Sinatra and Martin.
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Classified and Newsroom Contact Information Card
The Aiken Standard lists subscription and advertising phone numbers and hours for classifieds display customer service and news ideas. It notes address details and postal box for the newspaper in Aiken South Carolina.
Gorbachev Seeks To Regain Initiative In Soviet Reform
Gorbachev aims to transform 550 ar monkmi in his spice son to bypass central authorities as republic representatives sign on to create an Economic Consultative Committee. Moscow reform groups push for parallel bodies while fears of military takeover rumors persist despite Yazov denial.
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Jury Tour Opens Obscenity Trial Over Mapplethorpe Photos
A Hamilton County jury tours the Contemporary Arts Center as seven photographs from Robert Mapplethorpe's exhibit trigger obscenity charges against the gallery and its director. Prosecutors say the issue is obscenity not First Amendment protection.
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Dennis Ie
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Former JFK Aide And NBA Commissioner Dies
Lawrence F. O'Brien a key Democratic strategist who helped Kennedy and Johnson and later led the NBA as commissioner died at 73 of cancer in New York. He stood with Kennedy at Dallas and with RFK in Los Angeles and held posts as congressional liaison postmaster general and twice chaired the DNC.
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House Passes Bill With Moon Money
The House approved a 44 billion dollar three year NASA spending bill to authorize long term plans for shuttle missions space exploration and the Moon Mars program. It funds 1992 start for Moon and Mars with 444 million and 649 million in later years. The measure moves to a conference committee with the Senate.
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Sallie Mae to Take Over HEAF Loan Portfolio
Washington officials announce plan to transfer HEAF $9 billion portfolio to Sallie Mae over three year wind down. Education Secretary Cavazos says a new Sallie Mae subsidiary will manage HEAF assets with up to $20 million in government fees and ongoing reinsuring of loans.
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Brain Dead Man Alive Resurrects During Organ Harvest
Curt Coleman Clark, 22, was declared brain dead after a head injury in a Granite Falls car crash. His family had agreed to organ donation. doctors in Winston-Salem observed a foot twitch, revealing he was alive. He was moved from Frye Regional Medical Center to Baptist Hospital for further care.
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