Barry leaves to enter treatment for cocaine charge
Mayor Marion Barry flew to a residential treatment facility amid a misdemeanor cocaine possession case. City officials note he has ceded daily control to City Administrator Carol Thompson and did not speak to reporters before departure.
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Chicago Church Closures Mark Archdiocese Financial Rescue
Thousands of Roman Catholics in Chicago learn their churches and schools will close to ease a severe financial squeeze. Cardinal Joseph Bernardin cites deficit spending and borrowing as the archdiocese outlines a plan to raise revenue through higher church collections and school fees.
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Tanker Grounding Off Alaska Triggers Clean Up by Nature
A Canadian-owned tanker named Frank H. Brown struck Burnt Island Reef in Alaska’s Inside Passage and ran aground. Officials said about 57,600 gallons of gasoline spilled and will be cleaned up by natural processes. The captain cited a judgment error as the cause. Coast Guard tested crew members for drugs or alcohol.
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Opposition gains in East German politics noted
A brief report highlights growing opposition strength in East Germany as political tensions rise. It mentions commentary by 9B Barry on healing and references discussions over a cabinet position for the EPA in 9A.
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Freshmen shift liberal on abortion in 1989 survey
A UCLA and American Council on Education study of 216,362 freshmen at 403 colleges shows rising support for legalized abortion from 57 to 64.7 percent between 1988 and 1989. Environ mental concern remains high with broad calls for government action on pollution and handgun control, while death penalty opposition and drug use decline.
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Bush restates opposition to abortion in anniversary remarks
President Bush told anti abortion marchers outside the White House of his deep conviction against Roe v Wade and his steadfast stance against abortion on demand. He urged adoption as a moral alternative and noted his grandchildren include adoptees. The remarks coincided with pro choice campaigns urging support for legal abortion and ongoing political debate ahead of 1990 events.
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Doctor predicts AIDS patients will reach normal life expectancy
Dr. Anthony Fauci told the New York Italy Medical Symposium that people with AIDS could attain normal life expectancy in the 1990s as treatments improve. He cited a large nationwide drug testing program, advances in care, and the parallel track policy expanding access to promising therapies.
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NAACP questions arrest of D C mayor in cocaine case
NAACP Executive Director Benjamin L Hooks questioned if Mayor Marion Barry's cocaine arrest signals harassment of black officials and a rising tide of racism. After meeting with President Bush, Hooks said he was fairly satisfied with the actions taken and opposed to selective enforcement of the law. He noted accompanying officials discussed bombings against civil rights targets and reported some movement in catching those responsible.
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Weather zones forecast tonight and Tuesday with varied winds
Zones 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 show tonight fair with low 20s to 25. Tuesday partly cloudy and windy with highs near 40. Zones 9 12 17: Tuesday partly cloudy windy not as warm with highs in the low to mid 50s. Zone 10: tonight fair with low 30 to 35. Tuesday partly sandy and windy with highs mid to upper 40s. Zones 11 13 14 15 16: tonight fair lows mid 30s. Tuesday partly cloudy windy and not as warm with highs 50 to 55 and gusty northwest winds by afternoon.
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Tonight partly cloudy low 32 southwest winds 10 20 mph Tuesday clearing high 52 southwest winds 5 16 mph Tuesday night clear low 26 north winds 10 25 mph Wednesday partly cloudy high 46 light and variable winds Also notes Clinton Lake Report Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma road conditions and key numbers including temperatures and lake level 875 50 feet and 35 degree lake temperature.
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