Rioting taxes clash mars London. 10 police hurt
London police reported ten officers injured and 37 arrested as tax protesters burned an effigy of Prime Minister Thatcher and hurled objects in Brixton during the fifth night of clashes over the poll tax which applies to everyone over 18 in England and Wales starting April 1. In Boston a radioactive pellet from Korea prompted NRC officials to seek dock workers and drivers for exposure risk, with no confirmed dose and no panic.
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Bush a telephone diplomat in foreign policy shift
Bush uses the telephone more than any president to conduct international affairs, drawing praise for immediacy while risking miscommunication. A Rafsanjani hoax and rapid German unification attention illustrate perils, while Brzezinski notes Bush’s dominance of the process.
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Lottery Winners Albany and Reno Draw Friday Numbers
Albany reports the New York Daily Number winning line is 033 and WinFour number 13 9297. Reno results list the sequence 4 10 12 14 20 24 29 37 28 39 41 45 49 50 52 58 59 63 87 71.
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Syracuse Herald-Journal Classified Lineup Notice
A historical notice from the Syracuse Herald Journal describes subscription rates and mailing details for New York state. It lists post office box address, publication month, and price figures, with scattered OCR errors around rates and zones. The fragment indicates a standard newspaper promo style boilerplate rather than a news event.
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North Denies Boss Ordered Him To Lie at Iran-Contra Trial
Oliver North testified that no one told him to lie to Congress about Iran-Contra, though he admitted false statements at a 1985 White House briefing. He said Dexter sent a approving note after the hearing while Poindexter faces five charges for lying to Congress and obstructing it.
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Georgia Demands Freedom From Soviet Rule
Georgia's Supreme Soviet condemned Moscow's annexation as an international crime and called for talks to restore independence. The move follows Lithuania's push for secession and amid growing Baltic independence pressures, with Georgia noting past Red Army occupation and recent deadly demonstrations in Tbilisi.
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Disagreement over coal miners aid halts clean air debate
In Washington the Senate pauses its clean air discussions to seek a deal on aid for coal miners left jobless by tougher pollution rules. Majority Leader Mitchell canceled weekend plans as Byrd's safety net proposal faces White House resistance and administration opposition to added costs. Mitchell aims to resume March 20 and push the bill to completion.
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Weekend weather mix with sun and mild warmth
The National Weather Service forecasts a springlike weekend with sun breaking through clouds on Sunday and highs of 55 to 60. Tonight will be partly cloudy with lows 35 to 40 and light variable winds. Across the country rain dampens the Pacific Northwest while Chicago experiences thunderstorms. Winter storm warnings extend to Washington Cascades and Olympics with up to a foot of snow expected. Oregon Cascades and Siskiyou mountains have snow advisories. Rain touches Kentucky, Maryland, western New York, western North Carolina, Tennessee, and Michigan. The national high Friday reached 88 in McAllen, Texas, with rain along the Pacific Coast and snow in parts of the Northwest and mountain West.
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