Bush portrays Dukakis as elitist in Texas speech
Vice President George Bush labeled Gov. Michael Dukakis elitist and liberal on crime during a Texas Republican Convention address. He contrasted his own record with Dukakis while promising a factual policy comparison and urging voters to focus on two divergent world views and values.
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Mighty Mouse cocaine accusation sparks CBS dispute
AP reports Mighty Mouse is accused by Rev. Donald Wildmon of sniffing cocaine in a cartoon episode. CBS and producer Ralph Bakshi deny the charge, saying the substance was crushed flowers. CBS disputes Wildmon's claim and defends the program.
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Early Roman society shown by Palatine wall find
Archaeologists on Palatine Hill unearthed a defensive wall and nearby artifacts suggesting Rome's urban development in the 7th and 6th centuries B.C. earlier than thought. The discovery challenges the view that Romans merely followed Etruscans and Greeks, proposing Romans as active contributors to early city state civilization.
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End of Nicaragua peace talks leaves permanent cease-fire elusive
In Managua, the Sandinista government and U S backed rebels terminated the fourth round of talks without an agreed permanent cease-fire. Contra leader Alfredo Cesar cited failed disarmament and reform details, while a temporary truce would remain in effect. He kept quiet on future meetings amid continued civilian suffering after seven years of conflict.
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Johannesburg extends state of emergency to 12 months
The government renewed the national state of emergency for another year, citing the need to maintain order despite improvements in violence control. President PW Botha said statutory law remains inadequate to handle ongoing unrest. Separately, Israeli Prime Minister Shamir and Soviet Foreign Minister Shevardnadze discussed a planned Israeli consular visit to the USSR next month, the first since 1967.
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Researchers isolate two AIDS virus strains in West Africa
Scientists report isolating two variants of HIV-2 from West Africa that infect T-4 immune cells but do not kill them, unlike most AIDS viruses. The teams led by Dr. Jay Levy and Dr. George Shaw compare the new HIV-2 isolates with HIV-1 to explore why the strains cause less cell destruction.
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Video tycoon charged in Hart campaign money scheme
Los Angeles AP report says Stuart Earl, the video marketer linked to Jane Fonda workout tapes, was indicted by a federal grand jury on charges including conspiracy false statements illegal corporate contributions and cam paign donations in another name. Also Atlanta AP notes federal health officials urge hepatitis tests for all pregnant women and newborn vaccination to prevent about 3500 infant cases annually.
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