Rugged Ski Wear Adarts Readers To Warm Fashion Deals
Skiers are urged to dress warmly and fashionably with rugged ski wear from reputable makers TM at prices said to be less than expected. The message promotes affordable insulation and style for winter outings.
Mario Lemieux Faces Hodgkin Disease
Penguins star Mario Lemieux, NHL leading scorer and top player, is diagnosed with Hodgkin's disease. His agent says the prognosis is extremely good, and treatment plans will be announced soon.
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Panel clears Reagan team of Iran deal
The Associated Press reports that Republicans and Democrats agree a 1980 Reagan campaign deal with Iran to delay hostage releases in 1980 is not supported by credible evidence. A bipartisan House task force concluded no credible communications or attempts to influence hostage timing. The panel interviewed several figures, including Tedge, and found no basis for allegations.
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Bush to Bestow Honor on Reagan
President Bush will award the Presidential Medal of Freedom to Ronald Reagan, making him the 302nd recipient and the 38th of Bush’s tenure. The medal honors meritorious contributions to national security, world peace, or significant public or private endeavors.
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Remembering 1968 the year that reshaped America
A retrospective on 1968 marking its 25th anniversary with events such as the Tet Offensive King and Kennedy assassinations My Lai Prague Spring Paris Mexico City student uprisings and cultural milestones It notes how a generation who rebelled then became today s establishment while wary voices reflect on lasting change and continued tensions.
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Bush weighs military action against Iraq over U N demands
President Bush has decided in principle to strike Iraq due to threatening moves by Saddam Hussein. An anonymous administration official said timing and scale are not specified. Secretary Eagleburger urged watching developments as Iraq remains noncompliant with U N demands.
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Marines tighten security after deadly Mogadishu ambush
In Mogadishu Marines increased patrols after Somali gunmen killed a comrade during a night ambush near the airport. The wounded unit conducted sweeps, seizing weapons and ammunition, including 265 rifles, as troops guarded the port and Mogadishu University amid sustained gunfire.
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Cuomo Rejects Plea To Raise New York Minimum Wage
Religious groups and advocates press for a $6 an hour minimum in New York, citing 330000 workers at the current floor and 550000 earning under $6. Gov. Cuomo declines, saying the economy cannot bear the increase this year.
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