Governors pledge funds to finish Chesapeake Bay study
Maryland Governor Hughes and Virginia's Robb pledged to cover additional funds to complete a six year federal Chesapeake Bay study. The federal government provides 900000 dollars with another 350000 likely. Maryland would contribute about 250000 and Virginia the rest. They expect no major legislation until after EPA study, plan a regional summit in fall to coordinate cleanup efforts.
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Maryland
Hughes
Robb
Chesapeake Bay
Annapolis
Virginia
Charles Robb
John Griffin
Virgina
Environmental Protection Agency
Pennsylvania
Richard Thornburgh
EPA
Baltimore
Atlantic States Marine Fisheries Commission
Uytebees Teboltp
Anne
Reagan Signs Victim and Witness Protection Act
President Reagan signed the Victim and Witness Protection Act to safeguard crime victims and witnesses, including relatives from intimidation. The law allows federal courts to order compensation for property loss medical expenses lost income and funeral costs and directs the attorney general to issue fair treatment guidelines.
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Reagan
White House
Rose Garden
H. John Heinz
R-Penn
Charles Mathias, Jr
R-Md
Arlen Specter
Hamilton Fish Jr
R. N.Y
Robert McClory
R-N
Peter W. Rodino Jr
D-N.j
Young photographer Tino Go wins 2000 Scholastic Kodak grant
Augustine Go, a Juse graduate from Andover High School Bloomfield Michigan, wins the 1982 Scholastic Kodak Photo Awards portfolio scholarship. He creates artful images from his environment using living plants neon lights and chrome reflections. Go plans to study at the Center for Creative Studies in Detroit and hopes to pursue fashion photography. He credits his teacher Thomas Haydie and his friends for support as he continues developing his craft amid a busy school schedule.
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Andover High School
Bloomfield
Mich
Scholastic Inc
Rane
Center of
Creative Studies
Detreit
New York
Cithe
Guinea's President Toure steers amid regime threats and growth
The piece surveys Mamou's setting and Guinea's political climate under President Toure, noting rapid development amid a one party PDG system, a recent UN rights report on disappearances, tightened visa policies, and limited but growing foreign investment in bauxite and aluminum.
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Guinea
Jekeu Toure
Mameu
Fouts
Djallen
Guineh
Ivory Coast
Cameroons
Aay
Guines
Peihiel
Guinea Democratic Party
PDG
Upcome
Apreleaves
UN Human Rights Commission
Geneva
Toure
Guhran
U.S
Tokyo U degree a tool for success
Tokyo University, Todai, stands as Japan's premier public university with 205 years of history and a powerful alumni network. Eight of fourteen postwar prime ministers, 108 Diet members, and nine ministers in the current Cabinet are Todai graduates, sparking debate about elitism and entrenched influence in government and business. The admission system emphasizes exams over study, shaping an “old boy network” that guides careers, though many graduates still pursue top roles in industry and public service.
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Tokyo
Tokyo University
Japan
Tokyo Daigaku
Todai
Kazuo Aoi
Aoi
Kyoto University
Wanadi
Kain
Barnyard rhetoric heats Texas ag commissioner race
Texas campaign for agriculture commissioner features sharp taunts between Republican Fred Thornberry and Democrat Jim Hightower. Hightower, a former Texas Observer editor, markets himself as a redneck comedian and reformer, while Thornberry labels Hightower a political opportunist backed by liberal groups. The race has drawn lively rhetoric amid concerns over farm prices bankruptcies and policy, with Hightower seen as the likely successor to Brown.
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Texas
Fred Thornberry
Jim Hightower
Hightower
Thornberry
Lone Star
Democrat Hightower
Texas Observer
Hs Stall
Reagan Ae
Brown
Agriculture Commissioner
State Agriculture Department
Ralph Yarborough
D-Texas
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