Astronauts use makeshift storage to fix shuttle toilet
Huntsville reports Columbia crew managed to drain a wastewater tank using diaperlike gels and resumed zero gravity toilet use. Scientists continued four telescope observations, but weather at Edwards Air Force Base threatens landing and could end the Astro 1 mission early.
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Edwards Air Base
California
GOP governors map 1992 path at Pinehurst meeting
Republican governors convened with incoming national chairman and White House aides in Pinehurst to map the 1992 presidential campaign strategy. Vice President Dan Quayle planned to address the group and hold private sessions. White House officials Sununu and Card attended, with Sununu returning to Washington after visiting.
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Washington
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Republican Governors Association
USA Today to Launch Apparel Line
The Nation's Newspaper will debut an USA Today brand clothing line with men's and women's casual sportswear designed to match the paper's upbeat and colorful graphic style. It will be sold through national department stores, sporting goods outlets, and other retailers.
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New York
Georgio Armani
USA Today
Debate over affirmative action follows Helms victory
Debates on affirmative action intensify after Jesse Helms's North Carolina Senate win. GOP strategists say the issue could help mobilize conservatives, while Democrats vow to press civil rights legislation. Warnings that the 1992 race will center on quotas and racial preference shape party lines.
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Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Harvey Gantt
Republican Party
Roger Stone
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Virginia
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Wilder
Publican Party
Richard Gephardt
House
Bennett
Louisiana
David Duke
Ron Brown
Democratic Party
Democratic Congress
Mike McCurry
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U.S. Senate
Baker Shevardnadze seek possible arms pact wrap up in Houston
Secretary of State James A. Baker II and Soviet Foreign Minister Eduard A. Shevardnadze meet in Houston to review the Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty talks. They plan to resolve remaining issues including verification while noting balanced progress and ongoing difficulties ahead of a Moscow summit.
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James A. Baker II
Eduard A. Shevardnadze
Texas
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Baker
Shevardnadze
U.S
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Jack Mendelsohn
Private
Arms Control Association
Washington
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