Fowler Sworn In As Georgia Congressman Amid Black Vote Split
Atlanta City Council President Wyche Fowler Jr. was sworn in to succeed U N ambassador Andrew Young in Georgia's 5th District after defeating John R. Lewis in a runoff. The result follows a broad field from a 12-candidate general election, with black voters seeking a black successor in a diverse district. In Washington State, Seattle attorney Marvin Durning and Republican John Cunningham won nominations to fill the seat vacated by Brock Adams.
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Desire To Sell F-16 To Allies Shapes Development
A GAO study warns that U S pressure to market the F 16 to NATO allies has skewed aircraft selection and production timelines. Belgium Denmark the Netherlands and Norway have commitments for 48 F 16s with 650 more for U S Air Force use The September decision may be delayed due to testing and schedule slippages while multinational needs loom Secretary Brown is urged to resist European pressure and uphold testing integrity.
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WHO Aims to Vaccinate Every Child by 1992
The World Health Organization plans to immunize every child by 1992, citing five million child deaths annually from measles, whooping cough, tetanus and other diseases. U.S. officials push national campaigns to raise immunization, noting gaps and apathy in both nations and urging public support.
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Rayburn Home Named National Historic Landmark
Bonham Texas AP The home of the late Sam Rayburn designated a National Historic Landmark. Rayburn died of cancer here in 196 while Speaker of the House. He and brothers built the two story columned house for their parents at 2810 in 1916. After parents died Rayburn lived there nearly 40 years with sister Lucinda and brother Tom.
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