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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 26, 1988

Page

3

Fire policy under review by outside panel

The National Park Service will re evaluate its fire management policy after Yellowstone fires. A panel of outside experts will be appointed by Interior Secretary Donald Hodel within weeks and include public hearings likely in the Yellowstone area and elsewhere. Recommendations are due by December 15 for possible revisions before next summer.

Washington National Park Service Yellowstone National Park Donald Hodel Denis Galvin The Park Service Yellowstone Galvin Hodel

Hurricane Helene Graces Northward Path Over Atlantic

Hurricane Helene moved farther from land in the central Atlantic and headed north at 8 mph. Forecasters said the storm, with winds at 115 mph, would reach cooler water that weakens it. Hal Gerrish of the National Hurricane Center provided the latest update.

Miami Helene Central Atlantic Ocean Hal Gerrish National Hurricane Center

Island population burgeoning

Census Bureau reports rapid growth in U S Pacific island populations under jurisdiction led by Guam. From 1980 to 1987 Guam's population rose 24 400 to 130 400 with 5 200 immigrants. In the Atlantic U S Virgin Islands grew 9 8 percent to 106 100, while Puerto Rico reached 3 292 000 with a 95 000 increase.

Washington Pacific Islands U.S Puerto Rico Census Bureau Guam Atlantic U.S. Virgin Islands

Protests Protest IMF World Bank in Berlin

About 20,000 demonstrators from various leftist groups marched peacefully through West Berlin in the largest protest against the IMF World Bank annual meetings. In Burma, security forces killed 12 people as Gen Saw Maung consolidates power amid curfew violations and sporadic looting.

IMF World Bank Berlin West Berlin International Monetary Fund Rangoon Burma Radio Saw Maung Radio Rangoon

U S to end protective convoys in Persian Gulf

The Reagan administration informs Kuwait and Gulf states that U S flag vessels will no longer travel in convoy protection. Navy will shift to zone defense with distant accompaniment. Kuwait asks for staged reductions amid stalled peace talks. Reagan to meet Kuwaiti emir Sabah in New York.

U.S Persian Gulf Washington Post Kuwait Gulf Nations Washington U.S. Navy Iran Reagan New York Sheik Jabir Ahmed Sabah Sabah Brown & Root Hercules Army Navy Gulf

Hirohito Watches Sumo Final Amid Health Crisis

Emperor Hirohito, seriously ill but alert, viewed the autumn sumo finals on TV as a daughter visited. Thousands gathered at the Imperial Palace amid rain, with 300,000 signing prayer registries nationwide. The 87-year-old monarch remains under court doctors after an intestinal hemorrhage Monday.

Tokyo Hirohito Imperial Palace

Caltech Theory Limits Room Temperature Superconductivity

Caltech scientists present a comprehensive theory explaining core aspects of superconductivity and argue that existing superconductors cannot reach room temperature. The work, based on quantum bond calculations, suggests guidance toward materials that someday become superconductive at higher temperatures but not in the near term. The theory challenges hopes for levitating trains and lossless power lines using current magnets. The 1911 discovery showed metals lose resistance when cooled near absolute zero to 459.67 degrees Fahrenheit.

New York Times Los Angeles California Institute of Technology Caltech

China debates limits on economic restructuring plans

China’s Communist Party central committee opens talks on worsening economic problems after a decade of reforms. Soaring inflation bank runs and corruption strain the system as price controls and rationing hit essentials like salt pork sugar eggs and cooking oil. Economists warn changes are untested and leadership faces pressures from academics and officials.

New York Times Beijing China Communist Party Central Committee

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