CIA to open satellite photo archive for climate study
Washington The CTIA may open a 40 year archive of satellite photos to aid environmental research. A CIA task force will assess how intelligence data can be shared with scientists without exposing state secrets. Data sources could include infrared Intel data and overhead imagery from U 2 and SR 71 aircraft.
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Bombing at Kalamazoo concert injures crowd of 11
A man threw a bomb into the crowd at a Skid Row heavy metal concert in Wings Stadium Kalamazoo Michigan injuring at least 11. Witnesses said the device was hurled into the audience as about 4000 attended the show and the concert continued. Most injuries were lacerations and burns with six treated at area hospitals.
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Iraqi forces mass tanks on border marshes report
Iran's state media cites Iraqi army deploying advanced T-72 tanks with Republican Guard convoys to strike refugees and Shiite rebels hiding in southern marshes. The report frames a large offensive since last year's Gulf War setback and cites an unnamed Khuzestan source.
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Impromptu drag race lands police in hot water
Tulsa officers Chris Elliot and Mark Wollmershauser raced city cruisers at a drag strip during a cheering crowd display. Maj. Mark Andrus said the act showed dismal judgment and improper use of city equipment. The officers face disciplinary action after a 55 to 140 mph run with emergency lights, witnessed by track staff and onlookers.
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Gorbachev Sees End of Cold War as Shared Victory
In a Westminster College address Falton Missouri Gorbachev marked the end of the Cold War recalling Churchill's 1946 warning. He faulted the United States for sparking a nuclear arms race while insisting Stalin and the Soviet people were exhausted after World War II. He urged a stronger United Nations and critiqued selective triumphalism in the West.
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Michigan ratifies pay raise ban amendment after 202 years
Michigan becomes the 38th state to approve a constitutional amendment barring Congress from granting itself a midterm pay raise. The measure passed in both House votes with unanimity after a technical glitch, continuing a historic ratification led by Rep. Bill Martin as Maryland earlier did in 1789.
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Poll finds broad concern over police brutality in nation
An AP poll of 1,006 Americans shows 62 percent see significant police brutality against minorities, and 41 percent call it considerable. While 70 percent say the Rodney King era did not justify rioting, blacks are more likely to view anger as justified, with 23 percent supporting it versus 13 percent of whites.
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Weather fragment zones show varied conditions across Kansas
Reading from zones in Kansas, Douglas County in Zone 16 and other zones report tonight partly cloudy with lows around 50s and Friday highs near 80. Zone 7 8 10 11 foresees mostly clear tonight and sunny Friday with highs around 80.
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Local forecast shows clear night and mild weekend by region
Journal World reports tonight's temps near 52 with southeast winds 6 to 18 mph and a Friday high near 75 under mostly clear skies. Overnight low around 66, then weekend sunshine in the 70s with similar southeasterly wind. regional notes include Missouri Nebraska and Oklahoma outlooks with lows in the 40s to mid-50s and highs in the 70s and 80s.
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