Foggy I 43 crash kills three in Green Bay bridge collision
In heavy fog on the Interstate 43 Fox River bridge in Green Bay, a chain-reaction wreck involving about 45 vehicles left three dead and at least 30 injured. Fire destroyed many cars as gas tanks exploded. a fuel tanker escaped burning. Police labeled the scene chaos and were working to determine sequence of events.
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Green Bay
Wis
Harry Suppanz
Sturgeon Bay
Ail Verna
Roy Johnson
Interstate 43
Fox River
Jim Taylor
Brown County
Genie Williams
Larry Gille
Suppanz
Dan Lauder
Podon Bay
Lauder
Elling
Mime on the Line Draws Crowds for Six Hour Show
Gard and mime performers spent six hours entertaining motorists, delivering quirky routines that drew plenty of curious looks and occasional amused reactions from passing drivers.
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Gard
Mongolian Party Leaders Resign amid Reform Push
In Ulan Bator the top Communist Party leaders of Mongolia announced sweeping reforms and the resignation of the five man Politburo at an emergency Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party meeting. Jambyn Batmönkh stated the party would relinquish Soviet style monopoly and pursue changes.
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Ulan Bator
Mongolia
Jambyn Batmond
Communist Party
Mongolian People's Revolutionary Party
Storms strand air travelers and flood warnings persist
A river flood warning lingered across parts of North and Northeast Texas after weekend storms. A 13 year old drowned in Trophy Club Denton County as rain swollen creeks overflowed. At Dallas Fort Worth Airport hundreds of travelers were stranded and many flights canceled or diverted. In Andrews County a 40 foot pine tree toppled and homes were damaged. The Sulphur River and Cypress Creek remained at flood levels with more storms forecast.
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North Texas
Dallas-Fort Worth International
American Airlines
West Texas
Andrews County
Odessa
Midland
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denton County
Sellers
Llano River
Paul Cooley
Trophy Club
Ainda Hh
Aur Ma Ashe
Danny Thomas
Lead contaminated fountains shut off in Duncanville schools
In Duncanville ISD about 40 percent of drinking fountains failed new federal lead limits. 113 of 284 fountains were disconnected after testing. Officials warn lead exposure risks and work to decide which fountains can be repaired or replaced. fountains cost about 450 dollars each.
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Duncanville
Dallas-area
Ed Parker
Opposition lines up against Gorbachev presidency plan
MOSCOW AP Mikhail Gorbachev faced sharp opposition to a proposed strong presidency to bind the Soviet Union as Lithuania declared independence. Georgian Communist leader Givi Gumbaridze warned the draft lacks power to hold sovereign republics together and urged negotiations with Moscow on independence.
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Gorbachev
Moscow
Mikhail Gorbachev
Viet Union
Lithuania
Blics
Congress of 'S Deputies
U.S.5 S.R
Givi Gumbaridze
Communist Party
Republic of Georgia
Hopes Alive In Democratic Gubernatorial Runoff Fight
Dallas and Houston voters see Ann Richards leading the Democratic pack with 28 percent, followed by Jim Mattox at 25 and Mark White at 24 as thunderstorm disruptions affect primary campaigning. Kent Hance trails the GOP field with 13 percent, with Jack Rains and Tom Lace at 8 percent.
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Dallas
Panemas Williams
Texas
Bill Clements
Tues
Dallas Morning News
The
Houston Chronicle
Ann Richards
Jim Mattox
Mark White
Kent Hance
Houston
Jack Rains
Tom Lace
Mattox
White
Richards
Ichards
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