South African woman bears daughter's triplets by IVF
A 48 year old woman gave birth by Caesarean to her daughter's triplets in Johannesburg becoming the first surrogate mother of her own grandchildren. The triplets two boys and a girl were born two weeks early weighing 4.6 5 and 2.8 pounds.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Pat Anthony
Park Lane
Mail On Sunday
London
Anthony
Raymond
Johannesburg Star
Star
Schenectady
N.Y
Mary Beth Tinning
Tami Lynn
House approves $28.5 billion aviation bill to upgrade airports
The House passed a measure authorizing about 28.5 billion dollars to improve airports and air traffic control. The package funds 8.6 billion for airport construction 9.3 billion for air traffic control modernization and 9.5 billion for salaries and 1 billion for research over five years. For 1988 about 4.9 billion is planned for aviation projects with airport funding rising to 1.7 billion.
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Washington
James Howard
D-N.j
Public Works and Transportation Committee
Senate
Congress
Gulf Attacks Kill Captain on Shrimp Boat in Persian Gulf
Iraqi warplanes fired a missile at the 85 foot trawler Shenton Bluff killing its Australian captain. The vessel was damaged but did not sink. Iranian speedboats later attacked an Indian tanker in the southern Gulf setting it ablaze. At least three more tankers have been hit since Wednesday.
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Bahrain
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Four Senators Oppose Bork in Senate Vote
Senate opposition to Robert Bork surged as Sen. Arlen Specter joined three Southern Democrats in announcing votes against the Reagan nominee. Specter cited doubts about Bork's constitutional approach while Democrats Sanford Pryor and Johnston announced similar opposition. Cranston estimated 50 votes against, with 10 undecided.
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Robert Bork
Supreme Court
Reagan
Bork
White House
FBI
William Sessions
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
Specter
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Howard Baker
Edwin Meese
Bob Dole
Dole
Terry Sanford
North Carolina
David Pryor
Arkansas
J. Bennett Johnston
Louisiana
Johnston
Alan Cranston
D-Calif
Soviets test missile near Hawaii despite U.S. protests
The Soviet Union conducted two tests of a new long range ballistic missile in the Pacific about 500 miles northwest of Hawaii. One test appeared to fail while the other sent nine dummy warheads as close as 600 miles from Hawaii, drawing U.S. protest and diplomatic notes from Washington.
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U.S
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Pacific Ocean
Hawaii
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State Department
Phyllis Oakley
United States
Fred Hoffman
Hawaiian Islands
Listing of Numbers Across Historic Timeline
A compact sequence presents year markers and numeric tokens from 1010 to 2025, interspersed with grouped digits and placeholders. The list reads as a catalog fragment rather than a narrative item, offering no clear event or context.
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