Bush moves on global warming with cautions plan
President Bush will urge a 17 nation conference this week to study the economic impact of global warming while arguing it is premature to propose specific controls. The White House aims to balance science and economics, inviting broad international participation and avoiding a fixed blueprint.
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Greta Garbo dies at 84 in New York
Greta Garbo an icon of cinema from the silent era who became a 1930s Hollywood legend has died at age 84 in New York Hospital. Spokesman Andrew Banoff confirmed the death, with donations requested for a kidney treatment center. Garbo ceased film work in 1941 and never married, famed for Anna Christie Mata Hari Grand Hotel Queen Christina Garbo mania and the line I want to be alone though she denied saying let alone remains debated.
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Hugo widening mental scars linger after South Carolina hurricane
In Charleston area and across the state, emotional wounds from Hurricane Hugo deepen as survivors face rising domestic strife and stress. Officials warn thousands may develop post traumatic stress, with 70 rapes and rising abuse filings reflecting broader impact into 1990.
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NAACP seeks new names for racist Texas place labels
NAACP leader Gary Bledsoe of Austin aims to replace 33 offensive sites with Black pride names. He proposes options like ebony and freedom and honors figures such as Scott Joplin and Milton Holland while noting old maps still influence usage.
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Miss Norway Wins Miss Universe 1990 Crown
Mona Gradt of Norway, 19, won Miss Universe 1990 at Shubert Theater Century City. Miss USA was first runner-up and Miss Colombia second runner-up. Gradt earns a $220,000 prize package including a film audition and a $40,000 personal appearance contract.
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