Experts warn Bush on fragile Soviet state from growing crisis
U S analysts split over Gor bachev strength warning of economic trouble and a possible coup as conservatives fear a reaction that could derail arms control and human rights deals. Baker Shevardnadze Wyoming talks press Bush to hedge bets while Yeltsin’s presence is muted.
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Controversy spurs 4 H honesty campaign in Ohio
In Columbus Ohio officials confront prize steer fraud amid rising money at state fairs. Hank a 1245 pound steer sold for 28000 may be Carl a reserve champion from Illinois casting doubt on ownership. USDA and 4 H push honesty education across 12 states to curb profit focus.
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Foreign cars top 1990 MPG list in EPA survey
EPA release shows foreign imports dominate both best and worst mileage in 1990 models. Geo Metro tops city 53 mpg and 55 overall, with U S Ford Escort leading domestic at 36 mpg overall. Lamborghini Countach worst at 6 city, 10 highway.
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Census to hire homeless for city count in 1990
Kansas City officials say the U S Census Bureau will enlist the homeless to tally the homeless during a three phase count on March 20 1990. Coordinator Ben Arzu notes about 60 homeless workers will be used. Enumerations proceed outside shelters on the night shift and focus on selected homeless components while concerns over hidden homeless and aid eligibility are raised by Karen Streeter.
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Deng names Jiang Zemin as successor in China
Chinese leader Deng Xiaoping designated Jiang Zemin as his political heir and future core of policy. Deng urged eight senior officials to unite around Jiang after the June 16 discussion, assuring Jiang would have final say over Chinese policy. The Times cited a transcript and independent confirmations.
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Fluoroquinolones: New Oral Antibiotics Emergent Use
A new potent group of oral antibiotics, the fluoroquinolones, is used to treat conditions once needing IV antibiotics. Norfloxacin and ciprofloxacin are available by prescription in the United States and act against many Gram negative bacteria. They are costly but may reduce hospitalization costs by replacing IV therapy in complicated or resistant infections, notably urinary tract infections in nursing homes and hospitals.
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Accidental Discovery May End Obesity
An accidental discovery from University of Kuopio claims a natural botanical formula can alter calorie absorption, promoting rapid weight loss without diet or exercise. Reports cite trials at European universities and a British Journal of Nutrition publication, with customers claiming significant weight drops using Cal-Ban capsules marketed in the United States.
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