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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1990
Page
3
About 200 Mohawk Indians in war paint repelled a police assault over plans to expand a private golf course on tribal land near Oka. One officer died as hundreds of rounds and tear gas were exchanged, leaving both sides behind barricades in a tense standoff.
Labor Secretary Elizabeth Dole announced a rule requiring on the job drivers and even taxi riders to wear seat belts. Employers failing to enforce could face penalties up to 10000 dollars after a 120 day comment period and possible hearing.
Oak Lawn Memorial Library trustees reversed a plan to add a PG-13 card that would gatekeep under 14 year olds to the children’s room. After 100 residents protested at a Tuesday meeting, the board voted 4-3 to drop the policy, restoring access to adult collections and the reference room.
President Bush thanked thousands of volunteers on the University of Houston campus for an economic summit labeled a howling success. The celebration featured the Houston International Children's Chorus in ethnic costumes performing It's a Small World and later America and This Land Is Your Land, with Bush noting not a dry eye in the house.
Government documents obtained by the AP show Perkin-Elmer supplied reversed blueprints for Hubble telescope guidance components in 1981 82 prompting a rebuilding contract with Composite Optics Inc. The probe notes NASA knew of Perkin-Elmer engineering issues earlier and exposes profit margins on the subcontract.
The Senate approved a sweeping crime bill by a 94 to 6 vote, stiffening prison terms for savings and loan fraud, banning nine semiautomatic weapons, and making about three dozen federal offenses punishable by death. The package could cost up to $2 billion in 1991, with funds sources uncertain. Whistle blowers could win rewards up to $300,000 for S L looter tips.
A lawyer testifies that Barry collapsed from a cocaine overdose in 1987 during a Super Bowl trip to Los Angeles and that friends helped conceal the cause amid the mayor's drug and perjury trial. Witnesses described cocaine use with Barry and related events while he faced multiple counts of drug offenses.
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