Aftershock Halts Iranian Rescue Efforts In Devastated North
Fresh aftershocks rattle northern Iran after a quake that officials say killed about 50,000 and left more than half a million homeless. Landslides blocked roads near Rasht and Rudbar as relief convoys faced jams while army helicopters flew non stop missions.
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Radbar
Iran
Tehran University
Geophysics Center
Rasht
Rudbar
Tehran
Islamic Republic News Agency
RNA
The
Red Crescent
Red Cross
Geneva
U.N
M'hamed Essaafi
Amy
Slapstick Circus comes to Ottawa Library lawn
Richard Renner the Wodvill Klown returns to Ottawa with the Slapstick Circus for a 10 30 am Saturday show on the library front lawn. The act blends acrobatics mime magic and silliness for families. Children should bring parents blankets and lawn chairs.
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Richard Renner
Ottawa
Renner
Japan Surpasses U S as Top Third World Aid Donor
Paris AP Japan has overtaken the United States to become the largest government aid donor to the developing world for 1989, with total aid of 9 billion dollars versus 7.7 billion for the United States. France and West Germany followed, while the U S aid declined after inflation adjustments.
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Paris
Japan
United States
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
France
West Germany
U.S
Joseph Wheeler
Development Assistance Committee
Wheeler
International
Europe
Eastern
Quebec National Day Celebrations Dampened by Rain and Meech Lake Fallout
Montreal observed St John the Baptist Day amid rain and disquiet over the failed Meech Lake accord. Premier Clyde Wells halted ratification, delaying a promised distinct society clause. Flags and nationalist displays persisted, with debates over Quebec independence continuing but no immediate move toward secession.
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Montreal
Quebec
Michel Rivard
Meech Lake
Newfoundland
Clyde Wells
Canada
Robert Bourassa
Paul-Andre Comeau
le Devoir
Manitoba
Ottawa
Franklin trial defense counters government bias in evidence scope
Franklin lawyers argue the government motion to limit testimony relies on an incomplete record. Judge Harvard will allow additional evidence and weigh its validity. Stanton contends regulators pressured a big case and aimed to topple a banker who did not break the law as Franklin used innovative accounting to manage risk during deregulation.
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Franklin
Stanton
Saffels
OTS
Kansas District
Fleischer
Regulators Target Franklin Thrift to Set Example
Regulators led by Stanton resented Franklin's methods despite their success and chose to make an example of the large thrift.
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Stanton
Franklin
Weight Loss Pill Baffles Scientists
Scientists report a new natural formula Food Source One uses cyam opsis tetragonolobus to reduce fat absorption and promote weight loss without dieting. The National Dietary Research group markets the non drug tablet widely with an instruction sheet for nutri bonding and premeal chewing. Briscoe Pharmacy in Ottawa Kansas lists Food Source One as available.
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Washington
British Journal of Nutrition
National Dietary Research
Briscoe Pharmacy
S. Main
Ottawa
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IRNA
Koptch
Tehran Times
Hashemi Rafsanjani
Bulletin Board
Klown
Kansas Department of Public Health and Environment
Franklin County Health Department
Health Department
Elliott Hall
Richmond Fair
OCC
Mercedes Goodman
Ottawa Christian Center
N. Poplar
Eany
Central America
City Park
HMH
Ottawa City Band
America
Beguine
Camptown
John Higgins
K. L. King
Ronald Thielman
Clifton Williams Nerial
J.P. Sousa
Rodgers & Hammerstein
Neil Sedaka
Louis Palange
Eric Osterling
Actor Osling
Brent Wheeler
Ottawa High School
Beltone
Eddie Albert
Bary Williams
Beltone Hearing Aid Center
2Nd Chamber of Commerce
Beltone Electronic Corporation
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