Demonstrators protest White House AIDS response on World AIDS Day
About 70 demonstrators were arrested on Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House during a World AIDS Day rally. They urged stronger government action as Urvashi Vaid of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force led chants. Bush touted education as a key weapon against AIDS while activists planned a report card grading his administration. Nearby, CDC data show more women delaying first births beyond age 30, with fertility in the over-30 group rising while 20s births stay steady.
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U.S
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EPA weighs nationwide curbs on garbage incinerators
Environmental Protection Agency proposes federal standards for hundreds of municipal incinerators to cut emissions, requiring at least 25 percent of reusable garbage to be recycled. Environmentalists counter that rules rely too much on burning. they seek greater recycling and faster toxics reductions.
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Bush Signs Ethics Reform Act of 1989
President Bush signed the Ethics Reform Act of 1989 shaping ethics standards. The law raises pay for federal executives and bars House members from accepting fees for speeches starting in 1991 while allowing senators to continue speeches up to 2000 dollars per appearance.
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Mikhail S. Gorbachev
Read On Workers Filed Complaints
Workers filed complaints about workplace issues and labor concerns as officials review a terrorism role and patrol activities in Salvador areas. The report notes investigative steps, agency involvement, and ongoing monitoring by authorities.
Vestavia family names children War Eagle and Tiger
Kay White recalls strangers reacting to her daughters Pepper War Eagle and Tiger born to Auburn fans in Vestavia Alabama. Larry White carries birth certificates showing the unusual names. Auburn Alabama clash headlines the SEC title bid as War Eagle and Tiger embrace local attention.
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Party in Prague Reassesses 1968 Invasion Policy
The ruling Communist Party orders a special commission to reevaluate the 1968 Prague Spring reforms and the Soviet led invasion. Politburo member Mohorita says the intervention was a mistake and calls for policy change to reflect that view. The militia will be handed to the state, a concession to pro democracy forces.
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Indicted Promoter Isgro Favored Records With Payola
Los Angeles promoter Joseph Isgro, a leading independent figure in the recording industry, faces a 57 count federal indictment alleging he used money and cocaine to secure Top 40 airplay for records promoted for Columbia MCA Warner Bros RCA and Polygram. The case also names a former Columbia executive and a partner.
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Bruce Springsteen
Laura Branigan
Elvis Costello
Tashjian
East German Parliament votes to end Communist monopoly
East Germany’s 500 member People’s Chamber adopts a constitutional change ending the Communist Party’s guaranteed monopoly. The reform follows mass protests and the Berlin Wall opening on Nov 9, with United Christian Democrats proposing a socialist nation label failing to reach a two thirds majority.
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Christian Democratic Union
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Weather Summary for Douglas County Zones 1 to 17
Zones 1 2 and 3 6 share cloudy to sunny conditions with lows near 20 to 25 and highs around 45 to 50. Zones 4 5 7 8 10 11 near 40 with similar wind. Zones 9 12 17 highs 40s to mid 40s with tonight near 30. Zones 13 14 15 16 highs around 40 and low 20s tonight. Northwest winds 20 to 30 mph. This report also notes readings and conditions across neighboring states and lake data.
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