Bonnie Raitt Wins Four Grammys at 1990 Ceremony
Bonnie Raitt, a veteran of obscurity since the 1960s, is named album of the year for Nick of Time and also earns female rock vocalist as part of a four Grammy night. Bette Midler wins record and song of the year for Wind Beneath My Wings. Don Henley takes male rock vocalist for The End of the Innocence. Other winners include Michael Bolton best male pop vocalist and Milli Vanilli best new artist.
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Ruling supports rails to trails land rights case
The Supreme Court upholds rail banking under the National Trails System Act and limits agency power over rules. It preserves rights for rail corridors abandoned since 1985, affecting property owners like the Preseaults in Vermont and Burlington officials. The decision centers on whether land may become a trail or revert to owners.
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Harkin Promotes Education Surcharge and National Investment
Senator Harkin pitches a national investment in education funded by a potential 0.5 to 1 percent surcharge aimed at relieving property tax pressure on schools. He favors a progressive approach and would divert peace dividend funds to education while not drafting formal legislation yet. Rep. Tauke questions new taxes, citing high US per capita education spending and Bush's goals. NGA debates the education targets amid mixed reactions from critics and supporters. Governor Branstad chairs NGA discussions.
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Chrystal Highlights Abortion Privacy and Rural Iowa Support
Chrystal plans to spotlight abortion and privacy as campaign issues with emphasis on child care and illegal drugs. Former governor Harold Hughes endorsed Chrystal, while United Auto Workers recommended Avenson, boosting his campaign. Chrystal promotes rural Iowa support and notes his banking background.
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