ICU Upgrades Patient Care At Medical Center Hospital
An elderly man lies near death in the Medical Center Hospital ICU as staff prepare a new 20 bed unit opening in late March. The $3.1 million project, financed by revenue issued in 1985 and $560,000 from Ector County, doubles space, adds private rooms with glass doors, color monitors, and nurse stations. An open house is set for March 15.
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Slavic republics vote in landmark legislative elections
In Moscow and across the Slavic heartland millions vote for 1,800 seats in Russian Ukrainian and Byelorussian republic legislatures amid reforms and bureaucracy struggle. Lithuanians push for independence while turnout remains high in Ukraine as polls run 7 am to 8 pm.
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Gorbachev warns split could dwarf China upheaval
Moscow AP Gorbachev warned that a breakup of the Soviet Union could be more devastating than China's Cultural Revolution. After voting in elections, he said disentangling 100 nationalities could displace over 60 million people as Baltic independence looms.
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Standoff with renegade governor ends with 14 dead
In Tuguegarao a clash between government forces and followers of suspended Gov. Rodolfo Aguinaldo left at least 14 dead and 10 wounded. Aguinaldo, indicted for rebellion and murder over a December uprising, escaped during fighting as authorities placed the armed forces on nationwide alert.
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Dear Abby Advice Sparks Reader Debate
Dear Abby tackles a reader dilemma prompting lively letters from fans and critics. The column explores manners and social norms with Abby’s signature practical tone, offering guidance while inviting further discussion from the public.
Military aid to civilian disaster response praised by leaders
The military states its role extends beyond defense and includes assisting civilian authorities in domestic disaster response. It asserts its readiness to be useful at home and coordinate with civilian agencies during emergencies.
Military searches for enemy in post Cold War era
The Pentagon faces new threats as Moscow withdraws troops, with Adm. Carlisle Trost warning of more frequent conflicts among Third World nations. Lawmakers seek a peace dividend and defense cuts, while analysts debate the immediacy of danger and how to recruit for stability duties.
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Second week of Texas school funding session opens
Austin AP reports the second week of a special session on school finance brings mixed news. Advocates say Senate measures propose far more money for public schools, including a bill co sponsored by Lt Gov He to add 783 million dollars. Critics warn reforms still fall short of changing allocation to satisfy the Texas Supreme Court ruling that the current system is unconstitutional.
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