Entertaining Tennessee governor bid tops loose wordings
The article notes country singer Tom T. Hall, 45, weighing a gubernatorial run in Tennessee with an August primary, while stating he is unavailable for comment. It mentions Judy Marshall at his Nashville studio and notes Hall’s Carter support. The item also includes assorted entertainment, political, and pop culture snippets from the era.
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Shuttle Easy Day Aims At Zero Gravity Tasks
Columbia astronauts endure a second day of troubleshooting with a lighter schedule and a delay of the robot arm test. NASA restructured Day Three into zero gravity day to preserve progress, while experiments measure ultra violet radiation and beam gun effects.
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Guatemala junta seizes power in bloodless coup
Guatemalan military officers who ousted right wing President Lucas Garcia vowed reforms and promised elections while dissolving congress. Junta leader Efrain Rios Montt said the coup followed alleged rigging in March elections. Ousted leaders fled or remained unseen as the embassy warned Guevara was safe.
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US and Nicaragua to start direct talks after Mexican envoy push
New York reports that the United States and Nicaragua will open direct discussions on their tensions following a Mexican mediation lead. Jorge Castaneda conveyed the suggestion during a four hour Managua visit, and Nicaragua welcomed it while also planning to denounce at the UN Security Council the alleged US invasion plans.
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Gulf Coast deluged as Midwest braces for floods
Thunderstorms drenched the Gulf Coast for a third day with heavy rain in southeastern Texas and southern Louisiana. Ohio Valley and upper Midwest saw showers, thunderstorms, hail, and snow as flood warnings grew. Illinois river levees and traffic restrictions tightened, while federal aid moved to flood victims in Fort Wayne and surrounding areas.
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