Racists enter races in several state elections
In Arkansas Ralph Forbes a white supremacist and former American Nazi leader won 46 percent in the GOP lieutenant governor primary and faces Kenneth Muskie Hattis in a runoff. In Georgia J B Stoner a racist candidate seeks the Democratic nomination for lieutenant governor. In Louisiana David Duke seeks the GOP Senate nomination after last year winning a state House seat. Duke backed bills banning affirmative action. Harris, a former Razorbacks defensive back, advances to a June runoff after 36 percent in Arkansas totals.
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East Coast braces for varied Atlantic hurricane season
The 1990 Atlantic hurricane season begins with warnings of more destructive storms along the East and Gulf coasts. Officials say growing coastal populations and limited preparedness threaten millions from Maine to Texas, with emphasis on evacuation and emergency planning after Gilbert and Hugo.
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High fashions for pets of rich famous in New York
In New York and Hollywood, luxury pet wardrobes rise with designer toys, faux fur coats, denim jackets, and Chanel style leads. Designers like Karen Thompson plan fall dog sweater lines while stores offer outfits starting at 150 dollars, appealing to wealthy owners who enjoy matching looks for their pets.
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Drendel
Ursual Lehnhardt
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Teen smoking on upswing in Woodridge Illinois
UPI reports that Woodridge Illinois enforces a strict under eighteen tobacco ban with a twenty five dollar fine for possession or purchase. Surgeon General Antonia Novello cites broad state laws and dire youth smoking projections. Community official Bruce Talbot advocates stronger local ordinances and enforcement to curb teen smoking. A Bush administration push supports tougher laws and possible licensing, fines, and signage to deter sales to minors.
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Woodridge
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Antonia Novello
United States
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Illinois
Ence
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Maine
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