Bosnian capital endures fresh sniper fire as demands for independence rise
In Sarajevo thousands protested for peace as snipers fired from hotel windows near the Parliament building. EC ministers in Luxembourg consider recognizing Bosnia and Herzegovina's independence amid rising ethnic tension and fatalities.
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Cattle Top U.S. Farm Commodity in 1990 Receipts
USDA economist Roger Strickland reports cattle and calves led U.S. farm cash receipts in 1990 with 89.6 billion dollars, about 53 percent of nearly 170 billion. Cattle totals were strongest in Texas, Nebraska, and Kansas, while crops totaled 80.4 billion.
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Five Protesters Killed as Nepal Police Fire on Strike
In Kathmandu and Patan riots over price rises and corruption violence erupts as police fire on demonstrators. At least five people are dead and about 50 wounded, marking a major challenge to the Nepali Congress since returning to power after 30 years. An overnight curfew followed a day of street clashes between riot police and youths armed with stones and bottles.
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Armadillos advance north stirring zoologist concern
New Orleans AP reports armadillos, ancient burrowing mammals, are expanding rapidly from Mexico into the United States. Zoologist Rick Atkinson warns they may disrupt the food chain as they scour forests, eating plants and animals. The Nine-Band armadillo now spans from Texas to the Carolinas, with Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and Florida heavily populated. The species moved east after World War II, spreading about 100 miles per year.
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Wal-Mart founder Sam Walton dies at 74 in Arkansas
Sam Walton, who built Wal-Mart into the nation’s largest retailer and became one of America’s richest men, died of cancer at 74 in Little Rock. Walton opened the first Wal-Mart in 1962, led the company to 1,735 stores in 42 states, and earned features such as the Presidential Medal of Freedom. He was known for low prices, employee loyalty, and a habit of visiting stores unannounced.
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Yeltsin Foes Clash as Russian Congress Opens
In Moscow the Russian Congress opened a pivotal session with the chairman warning the country is collapsing and challenging Boris Yeltsin’s vast presidential powers. Yeltsin supporters accused Ruslan Khasbulatov of seeking dictatorial control as they failed to push a no confidence vote. Lawmakers also refused to consider one. The body meets after the Soviet dissolution with debate over a draft constitution to curb Yeltsin’s decree powers, while Shakhrai said changes would ensure a strong presidency.
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Family roles buffer distress from work for mothers and wives
A study of 305 Massachusetts licensed practical nurses and social workers finds that working women with husbands, partners, or children show no link between shifts in job satisfaction and distress, indicating family roles cushion workplace troubles. Childless or unattached workers, however, do show a connection between job satisfaction changes and distress levels.
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Rosalind Barnett
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Wellesley College
Center For Research On Women
Massachusetts
Journal of Personality and Social Psychology
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Weather zones map update for Kansas and neighbors
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