Roe v Wade Review Sparks New Abortion Debate
The long running clash between Terry Merritt Reed of Aware Woman Health Center and Brian Longsworth of Project Rescue persists since 1987 when the center opened. The Supreme Court's Roe v Wade review is set to begin today, signaling new ammunition for the dispute.
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Terry Merritt Reed
Aware Woman Health Center
Brian Longsworth
Project Rescue
U.S. Supreme Court
Information Anxiety by Richard Saul Wurman Explored
The article discusses INFORMATION ANXIETY a condition described by Richard Saul Wurman. It notes widespread public stress from complex data, barometric markets, and long reports leaving readers overwhelmed and unsure what to read or trust.
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Richard Saul Wurman
St Lucie Mets Rally to Edge Winter Haven 3 2
The St. Lucie Mets scored a ninth inning run to beat Winter Haven 3 2 at the St. Lucie County Sports Complex, pulling the late comeback win Tuesday night.
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Spotted owl jokes mirror Oregon timber fights
In Coburg a tavern menu shows pickled owl egg and roasted owl as a protest to habitat fights over the northern spotted owl. Oakridge events draw crowds while Springfield plans owl jerky as satire. Fish and Wildlife will ask a federal court to list the owl as threatened, signaling ongoing regulatory tension.
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Coburg
Oakridge
Springfield
Oregon
Bill Allison
High Lead Magazine
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington
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Seattle
George Leonard
Japanese leader yields to scandal in leadership scramble
Outgoing Prime Minister Noboru Takeshita and Liberal Democratic Party leaders meet to pick a non scandal tainted successor asJapan reels from a stock and bribery scandal. Masayoshi Ito emerges as top choice though health and timing concerns persist amidst budget delays and a Southeast Asia tour.
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Noboru Takeshita
Japan
Takeshita
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Liberal Democratic Party
Masayoshi Ito
Ito
Par
Yomiuri Shimbun Daily
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Asahi Shimbun
Takeo Fukuda
Fort Pierce Police Nab Suspect In 1988 Sedan Theft
Fort Pierce officers led by Perry Martin tracked a vehicle to Avenue G and Dundas Court after a tip about a stolen 1988 sedan. Billy Joe Fields, 19, of Fort Pierce, was arrested at 7:15 p.m. Tuesday on one count of grand theft auto. three other occupants were questioned and released.
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Perry Martin
Billy Joe Fields
Avenue G
Dundas Court
Court overturns spy conviction of ex FBI agent
SAN FRANCISCO AP The 9th U S Circuit Court of Appeals vacated the espionage convictions of Richard Miller the only FBI agent ever convicted of spying granting a new trial because lie detector evidence should not have been admitted. The court cited errors including broad witness testimony and improper character attack. Miller, jailed since his arrest, awaits retrial.
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Carcuit Court of Appeals
Richard Miller
Soviet Union
David Kenyon
Miller
Bols
Dorothy Nelson
9Th Circuit
United States
Nelson
Kenyon
Joel Levine
Stan
Florida Lotto winners from Georgia share jackpot with neighbor
Paul Cooney and Larry Kent, a Marietta auto-damage appraiser and Roswell resident, split Florida's 41.4 million dollar Lotto prize after a first timed play. Both tickets were bought at nearby 7 11 stores in Tampa and the men had never met until verification. The couple plans to donate to Transfiguration Church and restore finances.
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Georgia
Florida
Atlanta
Paul Cooney
Larry Kent
Cooney
Marietta
Kent
Roswell
Donna
Tama
Cooneys
Transfiguration Church
AIDS education blamed as ineffective in Fort Pierce
Health officials say AIDS education fails to reach high risk groups in Fort Pierce. Police report prostitution along Avenue D fuels sexually transmitted infections. Since 1985 St Lucie County has 30 AIDS cases with six in 1988. testing tied to probation shows about 10 percent positive. Prostitution, drug use, and migrant workers are hard to reach with preventive material.
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St. Lucie County
Blair
St Lucie County
Downey claims attack by skinheads in San Francisco
Shock TV host Morton Downey Jr. says skinheads cut his hair and marked him with swastikas at San Francisco International Airport, but authorities cannot verify the report. A witness saw Downey in a restroom but no confrontation, while scissors and a marker were found with no signs of a fight. Downey showed swastikas on his body in an interview, though officials say no evidence supports the incident.
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Morton Downey Jr
Ron Wilson
San Francisco International
Downey
Wilson
San Francisco Examiner
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