Bush versus Dukakis in heated campaign discourse
The piece argues Bush's rising momentum behind a barrage of provocative policy framing and media manipulation. It notes Dukakis faces skepticism as voters shift, with the first presidential debate looming and Bush portrayed as poised to seize the moment.
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Lee Bouvier Radziwill Weds Herbert Ross in Manhattan Home
Lee Bouvier Radziwill marries film director Herbert Ross at her Manhattan home with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis and Rudolf Nureyev in attendance. Twiggy also marries Leigh Lawson in a surprise New York ceremony at Tony Walton's home on Long Island.
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Selling through fear in fashion and media
The piece notes fear as a profitable tool used in marketing and public life. It contrasts men's and women's clothing sizing, then broadens to how fear is leveraged by media, government, and business for profit. It highlights fear as a pervasive sales strategy across industries.
Books for kids illuminate science for curious minds
A short note highlights science books for children as tools to answer long lists of questions. Leisure section page 2F suggests titles that engage young readers with accessible explanations and engaging ideas.
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Clinic upholds founding aim after 15 years
The Emma Goldman Clinic, born 15 years ago to provide health care including abortions, still sticks to its original mission says community relations director Gayle Sand. The piece frames the clinic as continuing its long standing purpose in women’s health.
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Weaver finds happiness and purpose beyond fame
Actress Sigourney Weaver, starring with gorillas in the Dian Fossey biopic, reflects on her career and marriage. She says she feels a need to repay what she has gained and shares a personal view about happiness and responsibility.
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Allende's widow returns to Chile from exile
Hortensia Bussi de Allende arrives in Santiago with her daughter Carmen Paz after 23 days since Pinochet ended official exile for leftists. She pleads for a Chile of rights and hope, recalling her daughter Beatriz and vowing support for Pinochet opposition in the Oct referendum.
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Baby killer whale birth halts Sea World show in San Diego
At Sea World San Diego a 14 year old killer whale named Kandy gave birth to a calf during a Friday night performance watched by about 3,000 people. Trainers paused the show as the calf arrived flukes first in the 5 million gallon tank, with cheers and tears from the crowd.
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Barn Ads Return To Farm Sides In A Colorful Comeback
Barn advertising makes a revival as vivid signs reappear on farm buildings. The practice, once common in turn of the century marketing, resurfaces with new color and public interest in rural storefronts.
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Paul Harvey still chasing tomorrow’s excitement at 70
News commentator Paul Harvey, now 70, shows no signs of slowing down. He insists tomorrow remains the most exciting day and says he will not retire until he finds something more fun to do.
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Iowa Clears Hyphenated Surnames for Marriage Licenses
Iowa couples may now hyphenate their combined last names when applying for marriage licenses after a legal review found the practice acceptable. The update is noted in Iowa Today on page 17A, correcting prior clerk guidance.
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Relatives summoned to emperor's bedside in Japan
Imperial relatives lined Tokyo streets as Emperor Hirohito's fever rose to 102.6 degrees and blood transfusions continued. Authorities noted his condition as serious while palace officials denied reports of impending death and pursued cautious medical updates. Thousands gathered at the Imperial Palace while registries showed wide public prayers.
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