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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1992
Page
5
In Centralia Pennsylvania residents living above a decades-old coal mine fire said they will stay despite a state order to relocate within two years. Officials warned the town of imminent danger and outlined a government buyout via eminent domain while residents vented frustration.
A Virginia Marine Science team hopes blue crabs will eat zebra mussels by introducing them to freshwater. Professor Romuald Lipcius says crabs should dine on zebra mussels like popcorn, though the species differ in salinity. Lipcius plans to test crabs in the Susquehanna headwaters this summer to see how they cope with freshwater life.
NBC says Joe Garagiola will leave the co anchor role on Today but remains with NBC as a special correspondent on sports and human interest pieces. The 65 year old’s contract has been extended and he will continue with the show in a reduced capacity. Arnold Schwarzenegger nude photo published in Spy magazine prompts complaint from publicist Charlotte Parker and coverage of media control issues.
A unanimous panel recommends severe restrictions on silicone gel breast implants for enlargement while preserving access for reconstruction. If the FDA follows, implants would be allowed only for cancer-related loss, deformities, or controlled trials. The panel calls for more studies on implants and their effects on living tissue.
In Chicago and across the U S libraries report rising patronage as job seekers raid career guides and want ads while libraries cope with 1991 1992 budget cuts. ALA president Patricia Glass Schuman and Library Journal editor John Berry III note the trend mirrors past downturns.
Desiree Washington 19 of Alabama reports in ABC News interview that a million dollars was offered to recant her rape accusation against Mike Tyson before the trial began. Prosecutor Modisett confirms FBI inquiry into possible coercion by a leader of a major black religious group. no further action reported.
Black opposition groups denounce President de Klerk's plan for a whites-only referendum on ending apartheid as an attempt to preserve white-minority rule. ANC and black unions say the move grants whites a veto over all South Africans' rights. De Klerk announced a snap referendum on political reform and threatened resignation and a whites-only general election if he loses.
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