Arm talks aim to sign treaty at 35 nation summit
United States and Soviet Union push to resolve differences on a conventional arms reduction treaty. Talks led by James A Baker III and Eduard Shevardnadze seek a mid November signing at a Paris summit. failure could delay talks and ease East West tensions. The hotel venue near the United Nations was confirmed as the meeting point.
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Census figures may be delayed by undercounted population
Rep. Thomas Sawyer of Ohio warned that official state population releases for the 1990 census could be postponed as the Census Bureau rechecks disputed figures and adds millions to the preliminary total of 245,837,681. He urged that programs address overlooked people found in primary counting phases. In Manila, bombs exploded at three American firms and a factory was searched by police after a wave of bombings aimed at topple President Corazon Aquino left one slight injury and raised total blasts to 29 since August.
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Read On Child AIDS Prediction
A brief item notes ongoing concern over pediatric AIDS forecasts. The report cites experts warning of rising cases and urges continued monitoring and research funding.
Pizza Hut in Baden imposes teen cover charge
In Baden Pennsylvania an assistant manager briefly charged teens a one dollar cover to eat after football games and dances. the policy drew scorn from Pizza Hut's national office which said no cover charges exist and doors should not be locked.
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Big cities push gun control as violent crime surges
In Milwaukee and other major cities a sharp rise in violent crime sparks calls for emergency gun control. A high school dropout’s dream is shattered by a random gang attack and a young girl’s ninth birthday is marred by a stray bullet. Milwaukee’s murder rate rose to 18.7 per 100,000 from 1988 to 1989.
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In Houston inmates’ release sparks crime anxiety
Houston residents worry after Harris County Jail releases 270 inmates on personal recognizance bonds to ease crowding. Police report 31 freed inmates back in custody, seven charged with felonies including armed robbery. Sheriff Klevenhagen lambastes the system as crime trends rise in the city and nation.
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Weather notes for Douglas County and zones 1 to 17
Zone by zone forecast shows tonight mostly clear or partly cloudy with 55 to 65 degree lows in many areas and very warm highs in the 85 to 90s tomorrow. Journal World readings report highs near 89 and lows around 56 with no precipitation. Clinton Lake temperature 74 and level 876.81 feet above mean sea level.
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Compromise Near on NEA Extension and Obscenity Rules
House negotiators near a deal to extend the National Endowment for the Arts while leaving obscenity provisions to the courts. Rep. Pat Williams predicts broad support as talks with Rep. E. Thomas Coleman move toward a Senate-like bipartisan framework. The plan would require recouping grants from artists convicted of using NEA funds for obscene works and bar such artists from future grants for at least three years. The proposal follows intense amendments and a bruising floor fight anticipated over a five year reauthorization before the current end of the NEA’s mandate.
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Travel outlook across Missouri Nebraska Oklahoma and Colorado
Missouri tonight clear with lows near 60. Wednesday sunny with highs 85 to 90. Nebraska mixed conditions with rain possible west and clear east. highs mid 70s to low 80s. Oklahoma mostly clear tonight with lows 50s to 60s. possible rain northwest Thursday. highs low 90s. Colorado cloudy through Thursday with scattered mountain rain. highs 80s east and low 80s west. mountains 60s to 70s. tonight lows 45-55 east and 30s to 40s west. Road contacts Kansas Highway Patrol 1 296 3107. Kansas Turnpike Authority 843 8250.
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