Space frontier may be colonized by corporations says future banker
Hank Koehn of Security Pacific National Bank argues space could become a new frontier governed by private multinationals rather than nations. He notes shuttle access will spur commercial activity and warns competition may come from French German Japanese linked firms, not only the USSR. He envisions transspace companies with their own laws and possibly their own security forces.
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Master Painter Brings Hummel Figurines to Life in Amana
Wolfgang Marr, a 25-year-old master painter for Goebel in West Germany, demonstrated painting Hummel figures at the Village Winery in Amana as part of a Goebel promotional tour. Marr is among a select group of 70 master painters and 330 Goebel artists.
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Jobless rate may reach nine percent warned by official
Washington AP report says the unemployment rate could hit 9 percent before Reaganomics takes effect. Murray Weidenbaum notes possible 1983 84 tax hikes to curb deficits while Stockman controversy stirs credibility debates. Senate leaders weigh budget control measures amid recession fears.
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Federal cancer study finds 1 in 6 expected to die
A National Cancer Institute report from 1973 to 1977 shows Americans face a 30.8 percent chance of developing cancer before age 74 and an 18.6 percent chance of dying from cancer for men, with higher risks among black men and Hawaiians. The study covers Iowa to Hawaii and major metros including Detroit and New Orleans.
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Shuttle Columbia Shows Fewer Tiles Damaged in Second Flight
Space agency officials report Columbia sustained far less wear on its second flight at Edwards AFB California with only 12 of 31 000 heat tiles damaged or missing versus 164 on the first mission. Engineers note six tiles near the cockpit lost coating and other minor nicks. Astronauts Engle and Truly, along with VP Bush, prepared for debriefings as the craft nears a March return.
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Weekend Wallets and Quiet Cash Lessons
A breezy reflection on weekends, money counts, and the surprising relief of spending time freely. The piece contrasts frugal budgeting with carefree leisure, hinting at how financial awareness alters weekend mood.
Hinckley Attempts Hanging in Fort Meade Jail Cell
John Hinckley Jr awaiting trial for the Reagan shooting tried to hang himself in his Fort Meade cell. Deputies cut him down, took him to the base hospital where he remained under observation in satisfactory condition.
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