Storms batter the South after Hugo fallout injures two in Lebanon
Severe weather sweeping Georgia and the Carolinas follows Hugo with a tornado tearing a Lebanon mobile home, injuring two and destroying a trailer park. A flash flood near Canton sends water six feet over fields, killing a woman and child in Moultrie and damaging a church and social hall.
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Hugo aid arrives as Hugo relief overwhelms South Carolina centers
In Charleston and across South Carolina the aid surge after Hurricane Hugo overwhelms warehouses schools and churches. Trucks with emergency supplies line up in the rain while volunteers struggle to unload sort and reallocate as communications falter and receivers lack knowledge of cargo.
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Children trapped in povertylinked to poverty says congress report
The Associated Press reports that millions of children especially Black and Hispanic youths face “courses of failure” due to poverty. Rep George Miller warns of a disturbing portrait with little prospect for change as incomes stagnate. Rep Thomas Bliley counters that factors beyond Reagan era policy drive poverty and that more social spending is unlikely.
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Mubarak and Bush plan Cairo talks for peace in Middle East
Egyptian President Mubarak and President Bush will press a 10 point plan as a complement to Israeli Prime Minister Shamir's election proposal. Mubarak met Bush and planned a Cairo talks framework with Palestinians for negotiations on limited self rule in occupied territories. Shamir warned Palestinians may seek surrender rather than a settlement.
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Mexican Accord Talks Ahead of Salinas Visit
President Bush welcomed Mexican President Carlos Salinas de Gortari arriving for an official visit aimed at sealing symbolic accords on trade investment environment tourism and law enforcement. A White House meeting is scheduled for Tuesday with Camp David dinner on Sunday.
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Truman Calls FDR A egotistic leader in third term push
In posthumous memoir Where the Buck Stops Truman portrays Franklin D Roosevelt as a strong yet flawed president. He recalls FDR’s ego driving the court packing plan of 1937 and acknowledges Roosevelt’s popularity but says he overstepped, needing broader support for bold moves.
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