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Bluefield Daily Telegraph

Location

Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1990

Page

2

US infant death rate falls to new low

The 1989 US infant mortality rate drops to 9.7 per 1000 live births, the lowest on record, but remains higher than many industrialized nations. Provisional National Center for Health Statistics data place the US below 21 developed countries in a comparative 1986 rate list.

Washington United States U.S National Center For Health Statistics

Germany pledges halve troops in united army talks

In Vienna two Germanys vowed to cut troop strengths nearly in half as part of East West talks on European conventional forces. The pledge formalizes an agreement crafted by West German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Soviet President Mikhail S. Gorbachev in July. In Taipei a blast at an illegal factory in a northern residential area killed 11 and wounded 29.

Germany Vienna Austria Europe Helmut Kohl Mikhail S. Gorbachev Soviet Union Taipei Taiwan

South Africa to halt bill payments in troubled townships

Government stops paying for electricity and essential services in black and mixed race townships amid rent boycotts as police clash with demonstrators in Ennerdale. Over 500 residents march to protest disputed utility bills.

Johannesburg South Africa Ennerdale

Spelling dispute over La Pine name in central Oregon

In La Pine Oregon locals debate whether the town should be written as La Pine or LaPine. Residents and officials cite historical documents, a newspaper editor weighs in, and postal service postmarks reflect Lapine before adopting La Pine in 1951.

LA Pine Ore Oregon LaPine Auto Supply LaPine Realty LaPine Animal Hospital LaPine Pioneers Howard Anderson LaPine Drug Inc Gordon Anderson Rusty Nalley the Citizen Helma Holverstott Holverstott Nalley Lapine

Tornado strikes Plainfield High School. two teachers affected

Biology teacher Stephen Hunt died when a tornado grabbed a truck and dropped it onto the science wing at Plainfield High School. Business teacher Linda Kinnikin survived as the school is demolished and nearby homes are damaged. survivors recall the sudden, devastating collapse.

Plainfield, Ill Stephen Hunt Plainfield High School Linda Kinnikin Shirley Gene Fassiotto

O Connor songs banned by West Coast radio stations

West Coast and East Coast stations remove Sinead O Connor from playlists after she threatened to walk out if the national anthem played at a New Jersey concert. O Connor spokeswoman calls action absurd as fans and organizers fear cancellation and she won t be invited back. In San Francisco, Vince Welnick to replace the late Brent Mydland in the Grateful Dead with first show September 7 in Cleveland.

San Bernardino Calif Sinead O'Connor New Jersey Kggi-Fm O'Connor New York Garden State Arts Center O’connor Elaine Schock San Francisco Vince Welnick the Tubes Brent Mydland Grateful Dead Mydland Keyho A Welnick The Cleveland San Francisco Chronicle Vince Pete Sears Jefferson Starship Tim Gorman Who T. Lavitz Dixie Dregs

Computer chip may yield millions for inventor Hyatt

After 20 years of dispute Gilbert Hyatt, a 52 year old engineer from La Palma, received July 17 a patent for a single chip computer he built in 1968. The patent could affect chips in calculators cars phones and home appliances. Hyatt plans more R and D and is busy with work rather than celebration.

Los Angeles Gilbert Hyatt Hyatt la Palma U.S. Patent Office

Catfish industry expands across the United States

AP report details a maturing catfish sector driven by rising demand for non terrestrial protein. USDA figures show 1989 domestic landings trailing pollock salmon cod, while farm raised catfish sales reached 372 million dollars, with growth projected into 1991. Mississippi Delta accounted for 90 percent of production, but plants spread to Florida Texas and the Carolinas with pond area up sharply year over year.

Washington Agriculture Department Department Economic Research Service U.S Agricultural Outlook Magazine Mississippi Florida Texas Carolinas

Animal cancer tests may misstate human cancer risk says researchers

Washington AP reports that animal cancer tests using large doses fed to rodents may not reflect human cancer risk because the dose itself could trigger the disease, a finding highlighted by researchers.

Washington

Workplace deaths from disease exceed auto fatalities says study

A Chicago institute report estimates 1987 occupational diseases killed between 47,377 and 95,479 Americans, with a midpoint of 71,428, surpassing 48,290 deaths from motor vehicle crashes and blaming underfunded enforcement and weak standards.

Washington National Safe Workplace Institute Institute National Center For Health Statistics Bureau of Labor Statistics Congressional Office of Technology Assessment U.S

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