Robert Morley dies after stroke at Reading hospital
London obituaries report Robert Morley, 4, renowned for bombastic yet self mocking stage and screen roles, died after a stroke over the weekend. His son Sheridan Morley confirmed he passed peacefully at a Reading hospital with wife Joan and family at his bedside. Funeral plans were not announced.
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New CPR device mimics plunger suction for chest aid
A San Francisco inspired device from UC San Francisco researchers uses a flubber and plastic disk to compress and decompress the chest, acting like a plunger. It aims to improve resuscitation over traditional CPR and has regulatory clearance in several European countries. In live US tests rescue crews will deploy it for heart attack and arrhythmia victims.
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U.S. freezes aid to Nicaragua over Sandinista influence
The Bush administration suspends U S aid to Nicaragua amid congressional complaints about Sandinista control of the armed forces and intelligence services and questions about economic reform. Officials say progress by President Chamorro on inflation and credit could be reversed if aid remains halted.
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Union and AT&T clash as talks resume for contract
In Washington, the head of AT T largest union threatened action if no final round yields a contract. Communications Workers of America President Morton Bahr said he was disappointed by slow progress on replacing the expired agreement. Talks resumed at 9 a m with union stewards. If no deal is reached by day’s end, some actors may be sent home and leaders will decide on potential strikes or service boycotts.
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Lawmakers' Bingo Ban Repealed After Brief Halt in Florida
In Tallahassee Florida lawmakers reversed a short ban on bingo as the Senate and House clashed over extensions. The compromise extended legal bingo to July 1 1983 after a 36 hour period when playing for money was illegal. Jo Ricks of Jacksonville estimated about 200 players took part Monday night to support scholarships.
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Weather report with scattered showers and variable winds
Tonight rain diminishes with inner winds up to 60 mph. Thursday partly cloudy with patchy fog in the morning and northeast winds near 10 mph. Highs around 70s to 80s and lows 50s to 70s across zones. Southeast to northeast shifts, rain chances 20 to 40 percent in several zones. Clinton Lake report notes 65 degree lake temperature and water level around 18 feet above mean.
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Travel outlook by state weather forecast
A brief travel outlook from the Associated Press covers Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado with tonight and Thursday forecasts. Missouri expects mostly cloudy conditions with some rain and highs around the 70s. Nebraska indicates partly cloudy with rain chances and highs near 70. Oklahoma shows clear to partly cloudy skies with rain southeast and highs in the 70s to low 80s. Colorado notes partly cloudy skies with scattered rain east and mountains in the 60s to 70s. Weather totals vary by region with mixed conditions across the plains.
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Anniversary Day Bloodshed Echoes in Tiananmen Square Protest
A lone Chinese worker unfurled a protest banner in Tiananmen Square as police arrested him to deter commemoration of the 1989 democracy movement. Police beat a second man, detained foreign journalists, and maintained a heavy security presence while residents largely observed quietly. The crackdown followed the June 4 military assault ordered by the Communist Party.
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Bush renews trade status with China amid rights concerns
President Bush renews China’s most favored nation trade status, arguing it is wrong to isolate Beijing if influence is sought, despite recognizing limited progress on human rights. Democrats, led by Rep. Nancy Pelosi, vow to push bills demanding accountability for Tiananmen arrests and broader rights improvements.
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Expectations rise as Earth Summit opens in Rio de Janeiro
U N secretary general Boutros-Ghali appeals to save the planet for future generations in a televised address. The 12 day summit gathers more than 120 world leaders at Riocentro to tackle seven issues from global warming to forest protection amid North South tensions.
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Danish Vote Rejection of EC Treaty Stuns Europe
Denmark rejected the Maastricht treaty with just over half the vote, signaling resistance to ceding national sovereignty. France and Germany pursued plans for a referendum and currency union while urging ratification by other EC members by year’s end. Thatcher hailed democracy over bureaucracy.
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