Bush and Gorbachev push for world peace summit
President Bush and Mikhail Gorbachev concluded a two day Moscow summit with the landmark Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty and a bold plan to spur Middle East peace. They pledged renewed trust and signaled invitations for peace talks in October with Israel and Arab states to follow, while Baker heads to Jerusalem to seek Israel's reply.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Middle East
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Kremlin
Kiev
Ukraine
Israel
Dyna-Chute eyed to speed high rise evacuations
The Dyna-Chute, a 100-foot fire escape device costing about $30,000, is demonstrated in Anaheim to evacuate elderly and handicapped residents from high rise buildings. Fire officials question cost and setup time, with limited real world use to date.
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Michael Farris
Presi
Benny Ramirez
Ramirez
Jay Bressler
Emergency Scene Consultants
A. Trafford
Templeton
Anaheim Bulletin
Rain barely dents Anaheim season total in July
Rainy conditions in Southern California brought thunder, lightning and scattered downpours but did not add to Anaheim's rainfall total for July. Officials noted July rainfall records from San Diego to Los Angeles while outages affected tens of thousands of utility customers in the region. Strong storms sparked small fires in San Bernardino National Forest and a spot fire on Palomar Mountain as a moist air mass moved from Baja California.
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Mexico
California
Ity
San Diego
Los Angeles
San Diego Gas & Electric
John Pruyn
Southern California Edison
High Desert
Steve Hansen
San Bernardino National Forest
Black Mountain
Yucaipa Ridge
Angeles National Forest
Mount Baden- Powell
Palomar Mountain
San Diego County
Daryl Paige
Cleveland National Forest Dispatch Center
Paige
Baja California
Budget cuts to be felt in Anaheim city hall
Mayor Pro Tem William Ehrle condemned the plan for a 25 percent across the board budget cut. Police and fire would face 10 percent cuts while other departments face 25 percent. City Manager Jim Ruth will propose priorities next week. Ehrle urged creative savings such as staff pay cuts or asset sales to avoid service reductions. Libraries may close two branches and 15 to 20 staff could be laid off amid the city’s 14 million shortfall.
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Anaheim
William Ehrle
Jim Ruth
Ehrle
Ehrie
Irv Pickler
Tom Daly
William Griffith
Not Relaxing August Vacation Woes Across America
The article notes the annual family vacation remains fraught with stress despite plans for renewal. Dr. Mathilda B Canter of Phoenix warns vacations often end with more fatigue and less relaxation as families juggle travel, activities, and backseat conflicts.
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Dr. Mathilda B. Canter
Phoenix
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