Browns fight to save nuisance house sparks city action
Brown and his wife faced a eviction like notice as the city moves to declare their bungalow a nuisance and unfit for habitation after junk, water, and gas shutoffs. Officials say a demolition could follow if no remedy is found, while Brown argues for a chance to clean up.
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Japan enthronement rites amid funding and security debate
Japan begins morning prayers at three shrines inside the Imperial Palace to mark Emperor Akihito's enthronement amid criticism over a 95 million dollar budget for ceremonies and security. Protests accuse state funding of Shinto rites violating separation of church and state as bombings near the US Consul General's home spark concern. International guests include Dan Quayle Javier Perez de Cuellar Anatoly Lukyanov Charles and Diana.
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Debate Over War Costs and Bush Gulf Policy
Political leaders question whether war costs will justify gains as America debates Gulf crisis. Sen. Sam Nunn criticized fast escalation and a troop rotation cancellation, signaling growing Democratic critique. Critics warn that public support for offensive action may not endure if outcomes or oil interests falter.
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Kuwaitis train for war with weekends off and no weapons
In Saudi Arabia, Kuwaiti volunteers begin boot camp under American supervision with weekends off and no weapons seen. Ahmad al Dhafeeri and others left U.S. colleges to join a Kuwait Army that relies on Bangladeshi cooks and desert tents as U.S. forces camp nearby. Kuwaiti air force pilots await return home while Saudis fear they could attack Iraq, leading to armed patrols being limited.
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Iowa Democrats set legislative agenda after election
Democrats with a 55 45 edge will meet next month to map the 1991 Iowa agenda. Arnould says priorities include quality jobs business development education environment and fair taxes. Arnould will work with the governor. Jochum named a key player. McKinney elected majority leader. Connor re elected speaker pro tempore. Neuhauer Schrader Adams and Muhlbauer named assistant majority leaders.
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China will not veto use of force against Iraq in Kuwait crisis
China will not block a U N Security Council measure authorizing force to drive Iraq out of Kuwait a Chinese diplomat said. Saddam said the world was not united against Iraq and noted splits among major powers over action timing.
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