Drought aid may be hard to repeat says Yeutter and de la Garza
Washington leaders warn drought relief of 3.9 billion may not be repeated amid deficit pressures. They urge farmers to enroll in crop insurance as the main federal aid source, noting low past participation. De la Garza stresses insurance to guard against another dry year that slashed US grain output by 26 percent.
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Texas
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U.S
Talks bog down as Koreas seek high level meeting
North and South Korea resumed Panmunjom talks to arrange a historic meeting between their prime ministers but stalled when the North demanded an end to annual U.S.-South Korea exercises. Negotiators plan to meet again March 2 to pursue the first senior-level talks since 1945.
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Manson Parole Hearing Set In California
Charles Manson, the infamous leader behind the 1969 Tate and LaBianca murders, faces a state parole board for his first hearing in three years. Serving a life term, he did not take part in the killings but masterminded the brutal attacks that left seven victims dead and prompted death sentences later overturned by the California Supreme Court in 1972.
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UPT
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Los Angeles
California Supreme Court
Panel urges wide AIDS testing and prevention measures
Washington based National Academy of Sciences panel recommends universal newborn HIV antibody testing, public condom ads, and sterile needle programs to curb the AIDS epidemic. It cites uncertain national infection estimates near one million, urging CDC to test all newborns and pilot nationwide surveys while noting current state testing and feasibility studies in Dallas and Pittsburgh.
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United States
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Pittsburgh
U.S
North Carolina tops nation in bigoted violence in 1988
UPI report from Raleigh cites 53 incidents tied to bigotry in 1988, including five deaths and 11 assaults. Rob Sikorski of NC Citizens Against Racist Violence notes deaths and injuries rose, with more incidents among youths. Center for Democratic Renewal and Klan Watch had similar NC leadership in prior years.
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N.C
UPI
North Carolina
Rob Sikorski
Center For Democratic Renewal
Atlanta
Klan Watch
Montgomery
Ala
Sikorski
Passengers inhale more nicotine on new jets study finds
A National Cancer Institute study in JAMA shows passengers on newer airplanes with 50 50 ventilation inhale more passive nicotine than on older jets with 100 fresh air. Four flights measured nicotine exposure in five passengers and four flight attendants over about four hours each.
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UPI
National Cancer Institute
Journal of the American Medical Association
Margaret E. Mattson
Bethesda, Md
Winter Storm Paralyzes Buffalo and Great Lakes Region
The National Weather Service issued winter storm warnings and heavy snow across Minnesota Michigan and Wisconsin with snow squalls for eastern Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. Winds up to 40 mph created drifts while Buffalo recorded ten inches of new snow and schools remained closed.
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Illinois forecast reports chilly weekend with scattered sun
Illinois extended forecast through Sunday predicts fair to partly cloudy skies with highs in the 20s north and 30s south. Lows range from the teens to mid 20s, with Dixon temperatures hitting 19 Tuesday and -4 today. Illinois Lotery results show 3-0-3 for the daily game, Pick Four 4-5-3-6, and Lotto grand prize estimated at 5 million for Saturday.
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Chicago
UPI
Illinois
Market quotes and futures from noon trade
Likely commodities bid and ask data show live cattle hogs and pork bellies with March Soybeans Corn Wheat and other grains futures. Metals and energy futures listed include Gold Cotton Silver and T Bonds. Mer chants Trading Company provided the noon quotes.
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