Yeltsin Launches Reelection Campaign Spectacle
Boris Yeltsin began his re election bid by framing the contest as a clash of ideologies between capitalism and communism. The fragment hints at sections and guide markers within the newspaper, mentioning various departments and features.
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Bomb scare halts London theater district search and blast
Police evacuated and searched a London telephone booth after a coded IRA warning. Subways at Piccadilly Circus Trafalgar Square Oxford Street and Holborn Circus remained closed for hours while dogs and bomb squads cleared a square mile. The device was destroyed in a controlled explosion amid renewed IRA threats after a recent Docklands truck blast.
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Buchanan supporter Pratt leaves campaign amid race militant ties
Pat Buchanan cut ties with Gun Owners of America executive director Larry Pratt after charges linked him to Aryan Nations and militias. Pratt denied wrongdoing while Buchanan faced pressure from rival campaigns and a looming New Hampshire primary amid debate coverage and calls for action.
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AIDS death age breakdown reported in 1994 figures
The 1994 data show AIDS deaths among Black women aged 25 to 44 rising to 22 percent, up from 28 percent the year prior, with young white men at 20 percent and young white women at six percent. The CD notes shifts from 1993 to 1994 across these groups.
AIDS Hits Blacks Harder In U S Death Toll Rises
The CDC reports AIDS deaths rose in 1994 with blacks bearing a larger share. Black men ages 25 to 44 accounted for about a third of deaths, while young black women saw a 28 percent increase. White rates remained lower.
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Religious humorists rejoice in faith in funny pages
Religious humorists celebrate the idea that God is everywhere even in comics. Bil Keane notes that past criticism from conservatives has softened as modern fans praise religious messages in Family Circus. Keane cites broad approval for carrying the Christian message into the comics.
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See Religious Page 3A Question About God in Comics
The excerpt asks whether the Religious section on page 3A mentions God in comics and instructs to answer the J-W Access question found on page 2A. It notes a cross-page reference without providing substantive content.
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Contested additive on market fuels up in pumps
The EPA loses bid to bar manganese based additive MMT from gasoline, despite concerns. After two decades of debate, MMT appears in pumps though 37 environmental and health groups urge refiners to halt use until further low-dose exposure tests are completed.
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Environmental Protection Agency
Wind-swept Ken Brewer’s truck roof peeled off on Kansas Turnpike
In North Lawrence on Thursday afternoon Ken Brewer stood by his tractor trailer as high winds peeled back the roof near the East Lawrence exit on the Kansas Turnpike. The incident was observed by bystanders along the highway, with Kee Lee reporting from page 3.
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