Semantics and the Cold War in Bush Reagan and Gorbachev
AP White House correspondent Tom Raum surveys whether the Cold War is over as Gorbachev and Reagan lean upbeat while Bush cautions on semantics. The piece notes Bush’s reluctance to declare final victory and his careful wording on Baltic Lithuania and tax politics, highlighting language as policy.
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Public Safety Notes and Local Market Listings
Tuesday admissions include Tarry Altic Pomona and Earl Marklay with Raymond Pearson Ottawa. Dismissals include Danielle Harris Williamsburg. Births report a daughter for Randall Northrup Ottawa and a daughter for Larry Wilson Ottawa. Arrests list Medardo Gomez Ottawa DUI left of center. Carl Messick Ottawa burglary theft and probation violation. Richard Bishop Ottawa driving while suspend resisting arrest and concealed weapon. Non injury crash on US 50 southwest of town involving Conklin. Hit and run damages to Ward vehicle. Fires include car fire at Princeton and fuel spill at Town and Country Supply. Local markets show Ottawa Co-op prices for wheat corn milo soybeans oats and PIK certificates.
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Tarry Altic
Pomona
Earl Marklay
Raymond Pearson
Ottawa
Danielle Harris
Williamsburg
Randall Northrup
Larry Wilson
Public Safety News
Medardo Gomez
Fourth
Cherry Streets
Carl J. Messick
Here
Clifford G. Conklin
Betty J. Ward
S. Oak
Ohio Township
Us-59
Prince Street
Princeton
Donna M. Richards
Department of Public Safety
Town & Country Supply
S. Walnut
Ottawa Co-op
Franklin County
ASCS
NYSE report backs circuit breakers to curb trading chaos
A New York Stock Exchange panel urges coordinated circuit breakers across cash futures and options to halt trading during sharp dips. It endorses a single regulator for stocks and stock index futures and says index arbitrage is a natural feature, while critics fear loss of CME authority and more centralized oversight.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago Mercantile Exchange
Big Board
NYSE
Wall Street
Chicago
John J. Phelan Jr
General Motors Corp
Roger Smith
California lawmakers clash over dog kennel rules protest
California Assemblyman Sam Farr pushes a breed disclosure bill and bans selling sick dogs, while protesters seek repeal. Critics call the protest a publicity stunt as debates center on photo bans at animal facilities and funding gaps in the inspection programs. Hayden jokes about dog biscuits and bones for a Humane Society chapter as the governor brushes aside animal facility worries.
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California
Sam Farr
Stephan
Farr
Kansas
Hayden
Humane Society
Ivy
Haydens
Oldest gain by lifting iron at nursing home study
A Boston nursing home study of 10 residents aged 86 to 96 shows eight weeks of weight training doubled most participants’ lifting power and even tripled or quadrupled some. Led by Dr. Maria Fiatarone, the work suggests reduced injury risk from falls, though experts warn the small sample limits broad conclusions.
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Chicago
Boston
Maria Fiatarone
U.S. Agriculture Department
Human Nutrition Research Center On Aging
Kim Herling
University of Chicago Medical Center
Funeral arrangements for John A. Cole pending
John A. Cole, 76, of Rantoul, died Wednesday June 13, 1990, at Olathe Medical Center. Dengel & Son Mortuary is handling arrangements, with a full obituary and funeral details to be printed Thursday.
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John A. Cole
Dengel & Son Mortuary
Rantoul
Olathe Medical Center
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