U S and Soviet gulf unity strains over Kuwait crisis
The United States vows to defy Iraqi orders to close its Kuwait embassy as Gulf tensions rise. President Bush orders 40,000 reservists to active duty and ships move toward the Red Sea. Soviet experts remain in Iraq, aiding with weapons maintenance though not operations. The UN embargo faces slow approval from Moscow, while U S and allied ships shadow Iraqi vessels. Bush informs Congress leaders of the executive order directing further military augmentation.
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Christopher Burns
Associated Press
United States
Kuwait
Persian Gulf
Gulf
Bush
Saratoga
Egypt
Suez Canal
Red Sea
Tilla
Canal
Moscow
Iraq
Kremlin
Valentin Ogurtsov
U.S
U.N
U.N. Security Council
Thomas R
Kennebunkport
Maine
Secretary of Defense
Arabian Peninsula
Fitzwater
Northwest best on livables list
The Money magazine survey ranks Bremerton Washington as the top place to live with Seattle in second and Tacoma fourth. Portland area cities fill multiple top spots as West dominates the list while the Northeast anchors the bottom. The report credits environment, jobs, taxes, housing and leisure as factors shaping the rankings.
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EW York
Pacific Northwest
Washington State
Oregon
Money Magazine
Portland
Ore
West
Columbia
Wheeling
W.va
Atlantic
Waterbury
Conn
Pawtucket
R.I
New Briain
Fall River
Mass
Allentown
Bethlehem
King of the Hill
Bremerton
Wash
Louis Mentor
Puget Sound
Seattle
Mentor
Washington
Tacoma
Olympia
Booth Gardner
Northwest
James Taylor
San Francisco
Stereotypes snare schoolboys in reading disability study
New Haven AP report shows reading disabilities affect boys and girls similarly, but teachers label more boys as disabled due to behavior. Yale researchers followed 400 Connecticut children to third grade, noting equal prevalence yet more boys placed in special reading classes. some students mislabeled without actual reading issues.
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New Haven, Conn
Sally E. Shaywitz
Yale School of Medicine
Shaywitz
Connecticut
Journal of the American Medical Association
James Kavanagh
Center For Research For Mothers and Children
Bethesda
United States
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Steve Zak
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