Royal couple visits MLK widow in Atlanta
Emperor Aki Tato and Empress Michiko met with Coretta Scott King during a goodwill tour, honoring Martin Luther King Jr. by laying a wreath at his grave. They toasted lunch with former President Carter before continuing to Charleston.
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South Korea hails risks as North warns of war threats
South Korea welcomed the first formal sanctions against North Korea while North Korea issued renewed war threats. The IAEA voted to curtail aid and the United States led broader sanction efforts under UN auspices. Seoul praised the stance as a sign of international resolve. Pyongyang denounced punishment over its nuclear program.
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Russia backs NATO partnership move despite reservations
Russian Foreign Minister Andrei Kozyrev set aside Moscow's reservations about a NATO plan to boost cooperation with former enemies. He signaled Russia's willingness to pursue the Partnership for Peace as a path to European cooperation, noting possible implementation before the Naples G7 summit.
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College Board Reform Boosts SAT Averages
The College Board will recalibrate SAT scoring starting April 1995. The bottom score remains 200 and the top 800, but the scale shifts so the average student scores about 500 in verbal and math again, making a 510 slightly above average and a 490 slightly below.
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Women push for combat roles at base near Tennessee border
Two female Blackhawk pilots at the Tennessee Kentucky border base urge opening combat duties to women. They cite Somalia and battlefield risk, arguing qualified women can advance to company command if fully opened. Other female service members say troops already face combat-related dangers.
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Rostenkowski defense cites ghost employees remark
The defense argues in the Iran Contras case that nine of the government’s 14 ghost employees are beyond the statute of limitations and thus validly inactive. It claims no misspending occurred as every gift and item from the House store related to official duties while noting the financial disclosure reports and defense fund totals rising to over 750000 by year end.
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Minimum wage study in Albany continues delays wage raise
State Labor Commissioner John Hudacs says a year-long study lacks enough data to decide on raising the 3.425 minimum wage. He will form an advisory panel next month to assess effects of the earned income tax credit and budget measures before pursuing a wage increase. The report notes about seven percent of earners are heads of households with dependents.
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