Malden salutes ex-hostage Frank Reed on return home
Town parade celebrates Frank Reed, released hostage in Lebanon after more than four months. He appeals for prayers for other captives, recalls choir days, and thanks Malden residents for support. Reed to seek continued medical treatment after visit ends.
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Malden
Mass
Frank Reed
Reed
Lebanon
Boston
Leota Sprague
Leba
Washington-area
Fifi
Tarek
Bill Would Ban Discussing Victim Clothing in Rape Case
Florida Senate approves a bill to bar defense attorneys from arguing that a rape victim's attire provoked the attack. The measure, prompted by the Steven Lord trial in Broward County, aims to end trials by clothing and protect victims. governor's signing status unclear.
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Tallahassee
Fla
Broward County
Steven Lord
Florida
Senate
Peter Dunbar
Bob Martinez
Lord
Women's Rights Group
Hydrogen leaks delay shuttle launch at Cape Canaveral
NASA scrubs the Columbia mission due to two hydrogen leaks delaying liftoff, with repairs not starting until tonight and a restart unlikely for several days. Authorities report the seven astronauts remain on standby as fuel is drained from the external tank. A separate Miami bar shooting leaves one woman dead and multiple injuries as police seek a gunman.
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NASA
Columbia
Lisa Malone
Malone
Miami
Magic City
Overtown
Tracy Black
David Rivera
Rivero
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Private gifts to colleges rise 8.8 percent to 8.9 billion
Private donations to colleges and universities increased 8.8 percent to a record 8.9 billion in 1989 90 ending a dip from 1988 89 following the stock market crash. Stanford University again led with 188.6 million in contributions based on survey results from 1132 institutions.
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New York
Council For Aid To Education
Stanford University
Council
Texas misses deadline on school funding overhaul
In Austin three days before a court deadline Texas again failed to overhaul finances to boost funds for poor schools. Governor Bill Clements says the state has three weeks left. The House narrowly failed to override Clements veto of a 555 million dollar financing bill and adjourned. the Senate had last week supported an override. If no measure passes by Friday a court-appointed master will draft a plan.
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Austin
Texas
Bill Clements
House
Clements
Senate
Texas Supreme Court
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