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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1990
Page
2
Prosecutors may seek another indictment in the Manuel Noriega drug trafficking case as the investigation continues and charges potentially broaden for 16 defendants. A spokeswoman confirmed ongoing inquiries and contemplated additional counts in related hearings.
In Thokoza township east of Johannesburg, at least nine blacks died and several were injured in fighting between hostel residents from Zulu and Xhosa communities. Police used teargas and birdshot to quell the clashes as authorities investigated casualties.
In Columbia Missouri AP report a male 17 year old Paul Wilson of Hermann won the State 4-H Fashion Revue top prize in a female dominated event. He modeled a double breasted wool suit while his mother Marlene coached him. The victory marks the first time a tailor-in-training topped the 40 year history of the contest.
GAO says VA paid benefits to more than 1,200 veterans reported dead by SSA as of December 1988, including about 100 dead ten or more years. Potential annual loss $5.7 million. VA plans to match death data with benefit files to curb erroneous payments.
Daniel Ortega says he does not miss being Nicaragua’s president and now leads Sandinista revamp in opposition. He notes public debates to correct past policies ahead of 1996 elections, hints at potential candidacy, and discusses writing a book based on experiences while reflecting on the 1979 overthrow and 40,000 deaths in the Contra era.
Honolulu report notes singer Don Ho at age 60 has sworn off drink and smoking, drinks ginseng tea on stage, plans time off for family but vows to continue entertaining. Other items cover film production in Nebraska, water use by celebrities in San Antonio, and Tammy Bakker winning zoning approval for church services in Orlando.
In New York 96 canines auditioned at Roseland for the role of Asta in the Broadway musical based on The Thin Man. Owners hoped their terriers would win the part. dogs performed commands as trainer Warren Eckstein tested steadiness and appeal while a pianist played.
Regina Elizabeth Guy, a 25-year-old nursing assistant listed at 367 pounds and 5 feet 6 inches, challenges the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration plan to revoke her driving privilege. Police say her girth creates a driving hazard and an MVA notice scheduling a hearing cites safety concerns based on a July stop over expired tags.
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