Reagan says IRNF treaty will work despite veto on interpretation
President Reagan maintains the U S Soviet Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces pact will function though he rejects Senate limits on interpreting the treaty. He says objections protect presidential powers while Byrd and Nunn insist the ratification language was binding. The treaty requires elimination of missiles with ranges from 300 to 3400 miles within three years. The Senate ratified the accord on May 27.
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Michigan U. appoints new university president
James J. Duderstadt named president by the University of Michigan board of regents. Duderstadt, 45, will take office Sept. 1, succeeding Harold Shapiro who left to become Princeton’s president. Duderstadt has served as provost since 1986 and holds degrees from Yale and Caltech.
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Panel Ponders Impeachment Of Judge Nixon
Washington House investigators consider recommending impeachment of U S District Judge Walter L Nixon Jr of Mississippi who sits in prison for lying to a federal grand jury while still drawing an 89500 salary. Nixon refused to testify during two days of impeachment hearings which ended Friday. His lawyers call him an innocent victim of big prize fever among overzealous prosecutors eager to jail a federal judge.
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Jury Deliberations Continue In Cipollone Cigarette Suit
Newark jury returns Friday with no verdict after four days of deliberations in the Cipollone cigarette liability case. Antonio Cipollone seeks damages for his wife Rose who died in 1984 at age 58, claiming Lorillard Liggett and Philip Morris misled the public about smoking dangers.
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Pluto Atmosphere Highlight Sparks Space Talk
Scientists note Pluto’s atmosphere remains faint yet detectable as New Horizons data inform models. Researchers discuss implications for dwarf planet weather and potential seasonal changes, citing observed haze layers and minor methane fluctuations.
Edison High yearbook shows students partying with alcohol
Huntington Beach Edison High School faces embarrassment after a full page spread in the Oracle depicts students with beer bottles and wine coolers. Principal Jack Kennedy, retiring July 1, says the image contradicts school values and vows it won’t happen again. Brian Garland, slated to replace him, calls the page poor judgment and harmful to the school’s image. The incident follows a protest over Hallmark graduation cards linking drinking to celebration, supported by MADD in Newport Beach.
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Yale grad Bush portrays Dukakis as Harvard liberal
In Denver AP reports Bush and Dukakis trade charges as the Ivy League rivals aim to educate voters on each other’s liabilities. Dukakis calls Bush’s strategy a losing plan while Bush declares he will tell the truth. Jackson complains of questions about his ambitions as party leaders discuss accommodating views. Dukakis stresses his Harvard background while Bush denounces Harvard Yard liberalism and Yale as diffuse. Dukakis vows to campaign on the issues and the future.
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Strong California quake rattles region near Los Angeles
A 5.2 magnitude quake struck near Gorman at 4 06 p m injuring three people in Whittier from a falling avocado tree. It paused the 440 mile California Aqueduct by knocking out power to pumping plants, though officials expected no water shortage. The tremor was felt as far as Santa Barbara and Barstow, with authorities working to reopen the aqueduct overnight.
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Children flee Bethel Home in Mississippi
About 80 of 140 children at the Bethel Home for Children in Lucedale fled after Youth Court Judge Robert Oswald granted the state temporary custody amid allegations of physical and mental abuse. Welfare workers moved remaining youths and many others were found in private homes and town locations. About 60 were housed at Mississippi State Hospital dormitories for exams.
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Weather zones show hot, partly sunny weekend forecasts
Zone based forecast reports Tonight with 20 percent thunderstorm chances in zones 1 2 and 3 4 5 and 6 7 8 and 9 10 11. Highs mostly in the 90s to 100s and lows in 60s. A mix of sunny breezy hot conditions continues across zones with regional lake readings and normal level noted at Clinton Lake.
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Weather trivia true or false prompt
A lightning strike does not leave a person with a residual electrical charge. The current ends when the strike ends, and the body returns to normal electrical potential quickly through the body's natural processes.
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