Sununu memo frames Souter as future conservative force
The Village Voice reports a memo from activist Pat McGuigan quoting Sununu vowing that Supreme Court nominee David Souter would become a conservative force if approved. The July 24 memo circulated among conservative faithful and contrasts with other political tensions in New York and Washington.
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Salvadoran peace talks collapse after deadlock in Costa Rica
Negotiators from the Salvadoran government and guerrillas end six days of U N mediated talks in San Jose in a dialogue of the deaf over the military future. Both sides blame intransigence and another round is set for Sept 13 in San Jose.
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Ken dressed as Barbie sparks prank at Tampa Toys R Us
A stock clerk admitted dressing three Ken dolls in women's clothes at a Tampa Toys R Us as a prank. He was fired after confessing while the store blamed the incident on late night stockers. The doll attracted national attention, with coverage from Arsenio Hall to Newsweek.
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IRS Finds Wealth Concentration Grows Across 1986
The IRS reports that 3.3 million Americans hold 28.5 percent of personal wealth, with the richest 1.6 percent owning 4.3 trillion in assets and a 3.8 trillion net worth in 1986, while GNP stood at 4.1 trillion. The study notes 941,000 adults had a net worth of 1 million or more, and shifts show stock now surpasses real estate as the top investment.
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Record Education Spending Signals 1990 91 Outlook
Education Secretary Cavazos announced a record $384 billion will be spent on education in 1990 91, a 6.9 percent rise from 1989 90. The forecast covers local state and federal and private funding with schools at all levels, including 46.2 million K 12 students and 13.6 million college students.
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Alaska tops per capita income led by oil spill effects
The Exxon Valdez spill helped Alaska record the nation’s fastest growing per capita income in 1989, with $21,656 per person, up 12.6 percent from the prior year, according to Commerce Department estimates. The Western states plus several others posted strong gains, while Connecticut and New Jersey led nationwide with higher incomes.
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Bremerton Tops Money Magazine List Of Best Places To Live
Bremerton Washington leads Money magazine's fourth annual Best Places to Live study with a population around 180 900. The report notes the Pacific Northwest appeal with four of the top eight spots in Washington state and a nearby Oregon city. Bremerton Mayor Louis Mentor credits environment jobs taxes housing and leisure options for the ranking.
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Dangerfield suit at Caesars trial alleges drug abuse
Caesars Palace says Rodney Dangerfield faces severe cocaine marijuana and alcohol problems as his breach of contract suit against the resort goes to trial. Dangerfield and Paper Clip Productions seek 225000 while Caesars countersue for 100000 plus punitive damages over an eye injury incident in 1988.
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