Bhutto Starts US Visit Focusing on Afghanistan and Narcotics
Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto, newly in office, travels to the United States for talks with President Bush and top officials on Afghanistan arms policy and the heroin trade, also to discuss economic and military aid and narcotics control. In Seabrook New Hampshire anti-nuclear protesters halted gates. 650 arrests mark weekend action. In Moscow the Soviet Congress urged an end to bloodshed in Uzbekistan amid ethnic clashes and a curfew, as Gorbachev appealed for reason.
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Group urges inspections of fish
Washington speech urges a comprehensive mandatory federal seafood inspection program to reduce health risks from uninspected fish. Public Voice spokeswoman Ellen Haas testified to a House subcommittee on oversight and investigations, warning that current gaps may threaten consumer health and even lead to death without new legislation.
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Read on Judges Incomes Studied and Ethics Focus 8A
The page notes ongoing coverage of judge salaries and ethics issues in section 8A, with 1989 Tony awards highlighted on section 9B. The brief item points to continued reporting on professional standards and awards in the arts.
Couple Awarded 15000 For Outrageous Behavior
In Somerville Alabama Michael and Sonya Nau won 15000 from two radio stations for outrageous acts. They rode a leash on stage wore chain and ate worm filled stunts including diving into manure and other messy performances to claim prizes from WZYP FM Huntsville and WAPI FM Birmingham.
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Solidarity Victory Seen in Unofficial Election Returns
Unofficial results show strong Solidarity gains with no Communist Party candidate entering the 100‑seat Senate. The deal allowing opposition candidates for all Senate seats and 161 Sejm seats fostered a rare competitive vote, though turnout was lower than expected. In Warsaw crowds gathered as early unofficial results appeared at Solidarity offices.
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Supreme Court rules fixed Scientology donations not tax deductions
The Supreme Court, in a 5-2 decision, upheld the IRS ruling that fixed donations to the Church of Scientology are not charitable contributions eligible for federal income tax deductions. Justice OConnor dissented, arguing the ruling targets a religion, but the majority found insufficient evidence of nationwide discriminatory IRS practice.
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AIDS cases to reach six million by end of the decade
Montreal AP report says WHO AIDS program director Jonathan Mann warns AIDS cases will double to over 1 million by 1991 and rise to nearly 6 million by 2000. He notes the decade could be worse than the 1980s as the Fifth International Conference on AIDS opens with 11,000 researchers and protests.
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Weather Zones Report Night And Tuesday Forecast
Zones 1 2 4 5 show tonight partly cloudy with a slight thunderstorm chance. lows 55, south winds 10 15 mph. Tuesday partly cloudy with thunderstorms. highs 85 to 90, gusty south winds 20 30 mph. Similar patterns repeat in zones 3 6, 7 8 10 11, 9 12, and 13 14 15 16 17 with minor wording differences.
Local forecast and Clinton Lake report details
Tonight mostly clear with a low 58 and light variable winds. Tuesday mostly sunny and high 85 with south winds 6 to 12 mph. Tuesday night partly cloudy with a low 64 and south winds 7 to 14 mph. Wednesday partly cloudy with a chance of afternoon thunderstorms and a high 83 with south winds 12 to 18 mph. Journal-World readings include Sunday high 75 low 61 and lake data showing 72 degrees, level 873.13 feet, normal 875.5 feet.
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Travel outlook for Missouri Nebraska Colorado and more
Regional forecast covers Missouri Nebraska Colorado and Oklahoma with tonight and Tuesday conditions. Missouri shows fair tonight with temps 55 to 65 and sunny Tuesday with highs in the low to mid 80s. Nebraska and Colorado show partly cloudy to increasing clouds and scattered storms with highs from the mid 70s to 90. Oklahoma expects partly cloudy skies and scattered storms with highs in the 80s. Road contacts listed for Kansas area traffic: Kansas Highway Patrol and Kansas Turnpike Authority.
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