Congressman praises U S policy on Kurd relief
Rep. Tony Hall urged rapid, humane action for Iraqi Kurdish refugees after brief trip to Turkey and northern Iraq. He praised encampments, urged UN leadership and a resumed international policy prioritizing human needs, noting 850,000 refugees on the Turkish border and 1.5 million at Iran's border.
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Musial Beats Prostate Cancer and Speaks Out
St Louis AP Stan Musial at age 70 reveals he is free of prostate cancer after surgery in 1989 and six weeks of radiation. The Hall of Famer, nicknamed Stan the Man, discusses his illness with fellow survivors, weighs about 192 pounds, bikes daily and promotes preventive care.
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Baker stung by setbacks in Mideast peace effort
In Damascus Secretary of State James A. Baker II faced a double setback as Syria demanded a UN role in talks and Israel expanded settlements. He warned of a long road ahead, heads to the Soviet Union for a prep conference, and criticized new West Bank settlements as obstacles to peace.
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City Eyes Water and Sanitation Rate Hikes
Utilities Committee will review a plan to raise water and sanitation rates to fund sewer and water treatment upgrades. City plans 2.3 million in west side sewer work and Park Avenue improvements this year with a 1992 sanitation truck buy to meet landfill rules. Officials say no rate study needed beyond reviewing revenues and expenditures.
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Patriot missile draws flak from two defense experts
Two defense experts urged an independent panel to review all U S weapons used in the Persian Gulf War after criticizing the Patriots performance. They argued that public video summaries misrepresented results and called for after action data and a Strategic Bombing Survey style study to guide future defense decisions.
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Eviction Row Over Quarry Firm Housing Conditions
A Cleveland Quarry Co tenant family at risk of eviction describes low pay about six dollars per hour and only three to four workdays weekly. They pay 147 monthly rent and 20 water charges, with no bathroom and ongoing repair refusals. A second tenant reports 156 monthly rent and ongoing water and heater issues. A HEAP program was mentioned, and both families seek repairs or relocation to a three bedroom unit.
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Reservists return home amid celebration and memories
Hundreds greet Port Security Unit 302 reservists at Burke Lakefront Airport as US Color Guard and local choirs lead a ceremony. Veterans share relief and reflections from Bahrain to the war, planning time with families and jobs after discharge.
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Amherst reinstates part time policeman
Ronald E. Brotherton Jr won reinstatement to the Amherst Police Department after a 1990 firing, but he and his lawyer refuse to drop complaints. He will receive back pay while a civil service review and federal suit proceed, with ongoing questions over his civil service status and termination terms.
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Campaign conduct sparks union protest at local meeting
Pena and two of his representatives allegedly campaigned for the incumbent slate on company time. Degan says protests will be filed with the National Labor Relations Board if the May 1 meeting does not address the issue. Pentito defends the campaign as honest and denies misconduct.
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