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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1990

Page

3

Buffalo transit system gets state city bailout to resume service

The NFTA voted to restart a six mile subway and 1015 mile bus network after a two day shutdown. The package funds transit with fare increases and dedicated taxes. Riders praised the return while authorities seek swift approvals from Buffalo Common Council and county Legislature.

Buffalo, N.Y Buffalo Niagara Frontier Transportation Authority Denise Matthews Erie County Legislature Lisa Cunningham Buffalo Common Council

Nation s Report Card finds U S students lag in history civics

Nationwide 1988 assessments show American students have only a basic grasp of history and democracy. Four grade level results reveal gaps in understanding why Thanksgiving and July 4 are celebrated, Columbus discovery, and the structure of government. Experts say the findings reflect shallow civic literacy among youth.

Washington Chester E. Finn Jr National Assessment of Educational Progress Poland Nicaragua Beijing Berlin Lithuania Azerbaijan United States Finn Columbus America Rev Martin Luther King Richard Riley South Carolina Mary Frances Berry University of Pennsylvania U.S. Civil Rights Commission U.S

Saddam warns Israel of retaliation over chemical weapons

Saddam Hussein announced Iraq possesses binary chemical weapons and vowed to retaliate if Israel attacks, denying nuclear arms but condemning Western forces over alleged nuclear parts smuggling and Farzad Bazoft’s March execution. Jurors began deliberating John Poindexter’s fate, instructed to decide guilt or innocence without political context.

Baghdad Iraq Saddam Hussein Israel Saddam United States U.S Farzad Bazoft Washington John Poindexter U.S. District Court Harold Greene

Bomb kills 31 in Punjab market during Hindu holiday

A bomb hidden in a motor scooter exploded in Batala Punjab during a Hindu holiday killing 31 and wounding 70. Police blamed Sikh separatists raising the death toll this week to 39. Hindu mobs attacked a nearby station as curfew was ordered amid tense conditions.

Amritsar India Punjab Batala S.K. Goel

De Klerk to Toughen Security in Troubled Province

President F W de Klerk said he would deploy police and troops to a South African province where hundreds of black deaths have arisen from factional violence. He plans to meet Nelson Mandela, proposes amnesty for politically motivated crimes, and criticizes the ANC for talks withdrawal and ongoing guerrilla activity.

Johannesburg South Africa F.W. de Klerk Mr. de Klerk African National Congress Nelson Mandela ANC

Prisoners to Pay For Their Stay Says Federal Panel

Federal judges nationwide increasingly order defendants to cover prison costs. From Jan 19 1989 to Oct end, 254 defendants were fined a monthly fee during incarceration, totaling 1210.05 plus 91.66 monthly probation, with discretion on who pays amid overcrowding objections.

Iowa City Iowa U.S. Sentencing Commission Washington, DC

High court blocks execution in California case

The Supreme Court refused to allow California to execute Robert Alton Harris, upholding a lower court order that paused the planned Tuesday execution. Justice Noonan had urged further review of Harris's mental condition and possible brain damage, while Harris’s 1978 killings of two San Diego boys were cited. The court’s 6-3 vote blocked the mercy and denied the emergency bid.

Washington Supreme Court California Robert Alton Harris Harris John Noonan 9Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals San Diego John van de Kamp Noonan Sandra Day O’connor

The Way You Look Is Up to You

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