Water shortage drains Key West pools to bath time relief
In Key West Florida residents and tourists flock to pools and beaches to bathe amid a critical water shortage. Officials warn reserves at 4.4 million gallons with daily use at about 8.5 million. They seek portable plants of 800 000 gallons daily but install takes four weeks. No rationing discussed yet.
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Elections May Boost Colombia Hostage Talks
In Colombia the municipal and national elections completed Sunday, prompting expectations that negotiations to free diplomats held by guerrillas at the Dominican Republic Embassy will speed up. Police increased guard and voters pressed a democratic show of resolve amid a 12 day hostage crisis involving over 10 foreign diplomats.
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Mathematician captures first in national crossword contest
Daniel L. Pratt a 29 year old Laurel Maryland resident and newcomer to crossword tourneys won the American Crossword Puzzle Tournament in Stamford earning a trophy and 400 dollars. He beat 100 word wizards and entrants from 10 states and Canada while veteran runners up earned smaller prizes.
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Shepard charged in flood plain subdivision sale case
Conroe Texas Alan B Shepard Jr former Houston mayor Louie Welch and developer Jack Coogan charged with filing subdivision plans without county consent. The area known as Shepards Landing lies in a 100 year flood plain and faces up to 90 days in jail and a 500 dollar fine.
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Mary Travers predicts 1980s echoing 1960s spirit
Folksinger Mary Travers says the 1980s may resemble the 1960s with a revival of humanistic music. She toured Greenwich Village with daughters Erika and Alicia and urged people to band together, noting Peter, Paul and Mary were in sync with the times 15 years ago.
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Ramone Declares Punk Dead In Esquire Interview
Dee Dee Ramone of the Ramones declares punk dead in Esquire's April issue. He laments the scene’s self destruction and chaos as a failed life pattern saying it proves nothing and leaves everyone with nothing.
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