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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1991
Page
3
Neptune Beach Florida will cite anyone wearing 6 string bikinis or thong swimwear on the beach under the public nudity law. The offense is a misdemeanor with up to one year in jail. Local resident Vanya Gwaltney has pushed for a ban since last summer.
A chartered helicopter hit Wheatley Plaza housing complex in Houston Tuesday, demolishing two units and injuring three aboard. Witnesses said the low flight and failed emergency attempt ended with the craft crashing through a ceiling as technicians assessed the motor’s sputtering. In Washington, Barbara Bush moves President Bush to decaf amid uncertain caffeine impact on his heart.
The NEA says average teacher salary rose 5.4 percent to 33015 overall. State averages range from 22363 in South Dakota to 43861 in Alaska while per pupil expenditures climbed 5.2 percent to 5208. Federal share fell to 6.2 percent in 1990 91 with states providing 49.3 percent of funding.
President Bush announces William Webster will retire as CIA chief. Webster, former FBI director, leaves after guiding a professional, apolitical intelligence service. He cited a healthy organization and a strong four-year track record while noting no immediate successor.
U S and allied forces prepared to expand into Dohuk as northern Iraq moves ahead while the last American troops exit the south. A U S warplane was fired upon over northern Iraq but not damaged, with no injuries reported. Thousands of Kurdish refugees begin returning home from border camps as security zones shift northward. U N teams assess needs for 5 000 southern refugees, and U S troops withdraw from southern Iraq toward northern Kuwait.
A tornado ripped through Tongi and surrounding villages near Dhaka, leveling factories and homes. At least 34 bodies were found, with authorities warning the toll could rise as searches continue and 400 were reported injured.
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