Bush Aides Warn Economy At Risk If Oil Rises
President Bush may have used downturn to describe the economy but his chief adviser Michael Boskin says it is too early to call a recession. Boskin cites substantial risks if oil remains high or climbs further and calls the economy in a lull with little growth.
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Shuttle aloft as landing delayed by winds at Edwards AFB
NASA kept Atlantis in orbit after high winds at Edwards forced postponement. Flight director Randy Stone said a new landing attempt would occur later that afternoon weather permitting. Separately, a man died after setting himself on fire at the U.S. Capitol, identified later, with bystanders witnessing the incident.
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UAW and Chrysler Ratify Three Year Pact in Detroit
The United Auto Workers approved a new three year contract with Chrysler by over a four to one margin marking the final pact among Detroit’s Big Three. Agreements with General Motors and Ford were ratified with slightly smaller margins and no signing date has been set.
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Chicago newsstand evicted after 70 years of operation
Chicago officials move to evict Rick Graff's ramshackle newsstand outside the cultural center after more than seven decades in business. Commissioner Benjamin Reyes cited lack of a legal permit as the primary reason for the eviction notice issued last week.
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DeConcini Defends Keating Five Before Ethics Committee
Dennis DeConcini denounces regulators and Common Cause as he and the Keating Five face ethics probe over alleged improper intervention with officials on behalf of Charles Keating. The hearings cover two 1987 meetings with regulators and the fundraising ties to Keating.
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Teen dies after marrow donor battle in Chicago area
A 13 year old leukemia patient Jean Pierre Bosze died at his Hoffman Estates home. His father Tamas Bosze sought a court ruling to force his former girlfriend Nancy Curran to have their 3 year old twins tested as bone marrow donors. The court had upheld Curran's privacy rights and Curran extended her sympathy to the family.
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Ohio mayor admits affair rumors were true
Columbus Mayor Dana Rinehart acknowledged an extramarital affair with Brenda Dodrill after dismissing earlier reports as rumors. He said he lied to protect others and will decide in December if he will run again in 1991 while continuing his role as a Republican mayor in his second term.
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FAA alerts on potentially corroding hydraulic fittings
The FAA will warn aircraft owners nationwide that hydraulic fittings sold by Bailey Hydraulics of Southlake may be corroded and unsuitable for carrying corrosive fluids. The parts are interchangeable among many aircraft types and could be on planes from single engine airplanes to large fast aircraft, with detection and replacement potentially costing owners hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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CNN seeks court OK to televise Noriega tape conversations
CNN general counsel Steven Korn said the network expects the judge to allow airing of taped conversations between Gen Manuel Noriega and his lawyers. CNN prepared to hand tapes to the court after the Supreme Court declined to overturn a lower court order. Noriega’s defense urged fines used to cover his drug smuggling defense, seeking 300000 dollars per airing.
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