June Snow Grips Oregon While Obscenity Probe Triggers Store Warnings
Snow fell across Oregon northern Cascade Mountains with three inches overnight and advisories for high elevations. In Texas police urged stores to halt selling 2 Live Crew album As Nasty As They Wanna Be amid obscenity charges. A Florida judge ruled the material obscene under state law. Two performers were arrested for a nightclub performance and a dealer for selling the record. In Washington, consumer loan delinquencies eased in early 1990. Midol makers agreed to pay 375000 in fines for unsubstantiated ads. In Peoria Arizona a woman died by carbon monoxide in a garage and two roommates were killed.
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Peace talks in Freetown loom as Doe signals peacekeeping openness
In Sierra Leone the Liberian conflict reduces to peace talks in Freetown with President Doe reportedly welcoming an international peacekeeping mission. Liberia’s government asserts airport control as journalists tour the international airport 35 miles from Monrovia.
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Crayola Adds Bold New Crayon Colors for Kids
Easton Pennsylvania AP reports Crayola plans eight new colors for 1990s kids including fuchsia dandelion and cerulean while eight older colors like maize and raw umber are dropped to make room. New 72 pack ships now with shelves expected by July. Binney and Smith says demand came from 150 interviewed children.
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Judge bars IRS agent over incompetence and rudeness
U S District Judge B Avant Edenfield removed IRS agent Sherilyn Heyward from the Stout case in Savannah Georgia after finding she was incompetent and rude in handling back tax matters. The Stouts owners of a Garden City convenience store faced a raid May 10 and disputes over tax totals, with the affidavit omitting roughly $90 000 in previously paid back taxes. The judge voided a search warrant previously approved and critics say the IRS showed disorganization and disrespect toward the taxpayers. The Stouts aim to sell their business to cover the IRS bill while the agency reviews the judge's order. A spokesman said IRS lawyers would respond after review.
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Female Mountaineer embraces landmark WVU role
Charleston AP Natalie Tennant, WVU’s first female Mountaineer, prepares to lead the team to the field in buckskin gear sized for a man. The Fairview native, 22, tightens the outfit and keeps fit with jumping rope and cycling while facing past boos from fans. She aims to quiet critics at the Sept. 1 opener versus Kent State in Morgantown.
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Centenarian Selma Plaut Earns Degree at Toronto
Sadie Lewis congratulates 100-year-old Selma Plaut as she and other graduates receive degrees from the University of Toronto. Mrs Plaut says she returned to school simply because she enjoys learning.
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Michigan doggie drive thru embraces canine fast food craze
Maggie Patterson opened Doggie-Drive-Thru in Niles Michigan offering biscuits shaped like french fries and cheeseburgers for dogs. She plans pizza and puffed rice treats while using a recipe with garlic, wheat germ, margarine and cheese. A vet and dietitian assist.
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Garagiola Returns To Today As Scott Funny On Bald Joke
Wisecracking Willard Scott teases Joe Garagiola who comes back to NBC Today without his toupee. Debo rah Norville and Bryant Gumbel introduce the former co host from 1969 to 1973 as the show tries a fresh start after Jane Pauley left. Olivia Newton John becomes UN Environment Program goodwill ambassador. Jesse Jackson warns that character weakness poses the youth’s greatest threat. Jackson spoke to Fay School graduates urging drug free leadership.
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