Names in the News: Giuliani Rivers Gabriel Carter mixups
New York Mayor Rudolph Giuliani sparked snickers at a Tokyo dinner by misattributing Italy to the emperor and empress of Japan. Joan Rivers sees Can We Shop canceled, ending a six month run. Peter Gabriel faces Egypt canceling a Sinai concert balancing his Israel show. Jimmy Carter earns National Freedom Award from the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis for post presidency work.
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Rudolph Giuliani
Japan
Chicago
Joan Rivers
QRT Enterprises
Rivers
Tel Aviv
Israel
Peter Gabriel
Middle East
Egypt
Sinai
Gabriel
Mideast
Ale
Jericho
Memphis
United States
Gator ties up troopers in Belville crossing
In Belville North Carolina a 12 foot alligator wandered onto a highway and passed out, halting traffic for about 14 hours as state troopers and a fire crew attempted to wake it. The 1000 pound animal finally stirred, displaying a fierce temper and sharp teeth. Wildlife officer Scott Loflin blamed the heat warming the gator’s blood for the nap and delay.
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Belville
N.C
Scott Loflin
Housing starts rise 2.6 percent in May amid apartment gain
The government said May housing starts rose 2.6 percent led by new apartment construction, while single family starts slipped. Growth occurred in the South and West, but fell in the Northeast and Midwest as higher mortgage rates loom over 2024.
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Washington
Midwest
Abortions drop in Missouri rising in Kansas City region
A AP report notes Missouri abortions fell 29 percent from 1988 to 1992 while Kansas saw an 11 percent rise. Nationally abortions declined 5 percent. Analysts cite cross-border travel to Kansas City area clinics as a factor and anti abortion activism in Missouri as a potential deterrent.
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Missouri
Kansas
Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
Kan
Overland Park
Stanley Henshaw
Springfield
Missouri Pacific Railroad Company May twenty seventh nineteen ninety four
Schedule notice lists Missouri Pacific Railroad Company actions on May 27 1994 with limited readable details. No further context available other than the dated reference.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Sheriff Sale Notice in Franklin County Kansas
Public auction of Property in Franklin County Kansas scheduled for June 20 1994 at 10:00 AM by Sheriff Rex A Bowling under an Order of Sale in case 91CV47. North 626.67 feet of West 694 feet of East half of Northwest quarter Section 25 Township 17 South Range 18 East. Also nearby notice about weeds violation at 1420 S Mulberry Ottawa with required removal by June 26 1994 and possible $55 admin fee.
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Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D.C
Haisington Subdivision
Topeka
Council Grove
Haisington
Osawatomie
Ottawa
Richter
Lomax
Vassar
Flint
Lyndon
Osage City
Holsington
Michigan
Overbrook
Railrroad
Douglas W. Leibach
Farmers Bank and Trust Co
Franklin
Kansas
N.W
Section 25
Township
Range
Enst
Franklin County
Rex A
Blake & Blake
State Ave
Kansas City
Harold Eugene Smith
Garfield
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C.F.A
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Kenmore
Alcoholics Anonymous & Aianon
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ACHS
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