Early holiday sales lift stores across U.S. pace
Americans shopped confidently at malls during Thanksgiving weekend signaling a hopeful holiday start. Dayton Hudson Sears and J C Penney reported stronger results but California lagged, with cautious optimism prevailing as retailers anticipate the season’s final stretch and potential price declines.
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Joyce M. Rosenberg
New York
California
Kenneth Macke
Dayton Hudson Corp
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Matt Howard
Duncan Muir
J.C. Penney Co. Inc
Howard
Dayton Hudson
Target Discount
Spokes
Ann Barkeley
Mervyn's Clothing
Sears
Target
Pier 1 Imports Inc
Clark Johnson
Black militants claim SA partygoer killings at country club
An armed wing of the Azanian People's Liberation Army claimed responsibility for a gun and grenade attack at a Christmas party in King William's Town killing four white party-goers. Police said attackers numbered at least three to five, smiling as they attacked dining guests amid postapartheid tensions.
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King William’s Town
South Africa
Azanian People’s Liberation
Amy
Christo Louw
APLA
Pan Africanist Con
African National Congress
Local Forum urges parental sexuality talks in youth education
Cindy Walker argues that correct sexuality education comes from open parent child dialogue. She cites research linking poor home communication to early sexual activity and teen pregnancies, noting Kansas spends 345 million dollars on teen families in 1990 and savings from sexuality education.
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Cindy Walker
East Central Kansas Regional
DCCCA
Kansas
Call for strict TB controls and extended treatment
New York experts urge post discharge monitoring for TB patients to ensure medication adherence and full cure. A 34 member panel for United Hospital Fund says supervised pills could cost millions, confinement until cure may spark civil liberty concerns, while AIDS testing remains optional.
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New York
New York Times
United Hospital Fund
New York City
Lame-duck senator to contest election in Kansas
State Senator B D Kanan says he will protest the 5th District result at the Board of Canvassers, arguing Ramirez filed to run in the 6th District after boundaries changed, while Ramirez contends the secretary of state approved the change. A partisan dispute over candidate filing and district placement has sparked debate on the legitimacy of the 5th District ballot.
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Topeka
Kan
B.D. Kanan
Board of Canvassers
Kanan
al Ramirez
House
Bonner Springs
Senate
Kansas City
Ramirez
Secretary of State
Secretary of
Bill Graves
Paul Feleciano
Wichita
Joe de la Torre
de la Torre
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