Record fine and indictments hit Piedmont Quilting Corp
Federal immigration authorities levy a 580000 dollar civil penalty on Piedmont Quilting Corp of Valhalla South Carolina for employing scores of illegal aliens including children as young as 12. Indictments allege hiring 117 illegal aliens from Mexico and Peru across 11 employees and executives in Greenville South Carolina.
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Bush extends steel import restraints to 28 partners
President Bush renews steel import restraints with 28 trading partners through March 1992 and urges others to end subsidies. The curbs, first negotiated in 1984 and now extended for 20 years, set annual product-by-product shipment limits to the United States.
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Bitter cold crosses states and party reaffirmation
News brief notes bitter cold conditions spreading across states, a 4C party reaffirming its role, and a 5C star discovery hailed as a notable scientific milestone. The item tags multiple topics in a compact update from the era’s wire service style.
Pigs Celebrate Christmas At Osage County Farm
At a Barclay area Osage County farm near Osage City Jack and Helen Miller decorate their pig house with Christmas trimmings for three years. Their 34 piglets and three sons live in the former Barclay school building with a miniature Christmas tree and radio music. Mrs Miller plans outside decorations for next year featuring eight tiny pigs. They raise Duroc feeder pigs with sows and piglets housed in former classrooms reflecting holiday spirit.
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Premier retains ban on private property in reform plan
Moscow Premier Nikolai Ryzhkov outlined an economic reform plan maintaining state ownership and central control, while Congress sessions showed muted applause. He rejected liberalizing private property and party monopoly moves, highlighting continued crisis in food and fuel supplies as Gorbachev pushes perestroika.
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Bush administration plans optimistic 1990 budget forecast
The Bush administration will base its 1991 budget on an optimistic forecast with 2.6 percent GNP growth, lower inflation, and unemployment steady. The forecast, awaiting final approval, compares to private economists' softer outlook and relies on data from CEA OMB and the Treasury.
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Communist Party Expels Zhivkov and Aides in Bulgaria
Sofia AP reports the Bulgarian Communist Party expelled longtime leader Todor Zhivkov his son Vladimir and ally Milko Balev during a reform driven Central Committee session. Also resigning was Peter Dyulgerov head of the official trade unions as Petar Mladenov reshapes the Politburo to align with pro democracy movements.
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Kansas zones Douglas County weather brief
Weather summary for Douglas and surrounding zones. Tonight cloudy with low temperatures ranging from near zero to 15 above. Snow chances from 30 to 50 percent Thursday across zones. Morning highs near 10 to 25 and afternoon readings up to the 20s, with northeast winds and varying cloud cover. Clinton Lake readings note 39 F water temp, 30 percent ice cover and lake level 875.44 feet.
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Travel outlook across Missouri and plains region
A concise forecast notes Missouri: tonight partly cloudy with lows from 5 below to the teens, and Thursday highs from 10 to 30. Nebraska faces likely snow tonight with 1 to 3 inch accumulations, lows from 10 below to 5 above, and a zero to 15 degree snowfall chance Thursday. Oklahoma sees tonight near 12 to the low 20s, cloudy Thursday with light snow north and highs from the 20s to low 40s. Colorado predicts snow northeast tonight with mixed lows and Thursday snow and blowing snow in many areas, highs in the 20s to mid 30s. Road contacts listed for Kansas patrol and turnpike authority.
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