Rooney to return to 60 Minutes after suspension lift
CBS lifted Andy Rooney’s three month payless suspension from 60 Minutes with NAACP backing. Rooney, 71, said he is pleased to resume the gripe segment, while defenders insist he is not biased and the controversy should end.
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Andy Rooney
CBS
NAACP
Rooney
CBS News
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Advocate
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
James Williams
Andy
Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation
60 Minutes
ABC
Networks
White House wary of health bill
The draft plan by the Bipartisan Commission on Comprehensive Health Care seeks 65 billion to insure over 31 million uninsured Americans and aid 9 million with long term care costs. White House opposition signals potential delay as Republicans are urged to withhold support and the plan’s future is uncertain.
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White House
U.S
Fortney
Pete’’ Stark
California
Congress
Bush
Stark
Commission
Smoker’s sense of smell fades with cigarette use
University of Pennsylvania researchers report that both current and former smokers show reduced smell ability in proportion to cigarette quantity and duration. Scratch and sniff tests on 638 volunteers found current smokers nearly twice as likely to lose odors as never smokers, with reversibility possible after quitting for years.
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University of Pennsylvania
Richard Doty
University
Health Sciences
Bethesda
Grunberg
Greyhound Bus Strike Halts Nationwide Service
About 6,300 Greyhound drivers and 3,075 maintenance workers walked off after failing to reach a contract agreement by the 12:01 am MST deadline. Buses were parked at terminals, thousands stranded as the company prepared a limited schedule with replacements. Amtrak urged honoring Greyhound tickets where buses were unavailable. Greyhound serves roughly 9,500 destinations.
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Scottsdale
Ariz
Greyhound Lines Inc
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Amtrak
Sue Martin
Washington, D.C
Atlantis releases spy satellite on secret mission
Atlantis returns toward home as five man military crew released a 500 million dollar 37 300 pound satellite from the shuttle cargo bay a day after liftoff. NASA says the crew is well and orbiter is performing satisfactorily with a Sunday landing planned at Edwards Air Force Base California.
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Fla
Atlantis
Soviet Union
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Calif
New figures prolong economic slump remains flat in January
The Commerce Department said the Index of Leading Economic Indicators held steady in January signaling ongoing economic sluggishness into midyear. Three components rose led by building permits in the warm January, with gains in delivery times and unfilled orders while consumer demand weakened. The index stood at 145.3 percent of the 1982 base after a prior August to January rise of 0.8 percent.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Township Treasurer Swears Oath December 20, 1990
Subscribed and sworn to before me on January 20 1990 Kathleen Corbin, Township Treasurer, signs legal oath authorizing official duties and records in ASURER 10d Township.
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Kathleen Corbin
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