Camp Sunrise Offers Therapeutic Camping For Children With Cancer
The American Cancer Society notes that camp experiences help pediatric cancer patients feel normal while sharing with peers. About 60 children aged 7 to 18 are expected for 1990 sessions, with volunteer teams and 24 hour medical coverage from pediatric oncologists and nurses.
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Mandela tours U S with call for sanctions and fund drive
Mandela urged continued economic sanctions against South Africa and appealed for support funding his cause. Gov. Mario Cuomo lauded the moment as a historic, moving scene at City Hall. Mandela spoke to about 10,000 at a Brooklyn high school and prepared for further meetings, a U.N. address, and a cross country tour that may be shortened due to health.
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New York
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Washington
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Iran Quake Death Toll Soars as Mourning Declared
A powerful quake in Rasht, Iran, left about 1,900 dead and 5,000 wounded. Ayatollah Khamenei urged restraint and relief, while state media showed rescue efforts and hospitals mobilizing. U.S. geophysicists placed the epicenter off the Caspian coast, 210 miles northwest of Tehran.
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British Broadcasting Corp
TRNA
Caspian
Rasht
Gilan
Lad
People
Tehran
Soviet
Armenia
Iran
Tuition increases at FCC raise costs for 1987 enrollment
The FCC board approved a budget with tuition set at $42 per credit up from $38 as state funding declines. The plan includes a 23.1 percent rise in fringe benefits, five new full time faculty positions, expanded staff for instructional and administrative areas, and funding for institutional research, development, fine arts, plant operations and student scholarships. A revised smoking policy bans smoking in buildings and vehicles except in designated areas with exhaust systems to clean the air.
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Bell and History Day set for Civil War era tour in Frederick
Frederick’s Bell and History Day Celebration runs Saturday from noon to 5 pm with 19th century cavalry, a Civil War surgeon, an embalmer, a traveling photographer and farmers in downtown Frederick reenacting life in June 1864. A Civil War dance follows at 8 pm with tickets ten dollars. If rain, activities move indoors to the Frederick Adult Recreation Center.
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Frederick Adult Recreation Center
West Second
North Bentz Streets
Joy Gurley
Wave of Fredrick Written All Over Ua
A fragmented clipping hints at a note about Fredrick and a broader wave affecting Ua, with sparse readable details. The item foregrounds a name and a campaign of influence but lacks clear events, dates, or institutional ties in the legible text.
Germans move toward unified Germany in 1990 pledge
Chancellor Kohl pledges 1990 as year of German unity with calls for early December elections in a push toward unification. Social Democrats say economic treaty insufficient for East German firms facing West German competition. Experts warn up to 2 million East German job losses as state enterprises close, sparking unrest risks.
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Christian Democratic Party
East Germany
Germany
Poland
Berlin Wall
Lothar de Maiziere
Deutschemark
Bundesbank
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