May Co. Opens New Midway Mall Store and Expansion
May Co. at Midway unveils its new Midway Mall store with upscale lines and a rebuilt concourse linking to Lerner New York Gantos and the Coffee Beanery. The project includes a new live palm lined concourse, a 400-seat food court, an eight screen theater under construction, and extensive remodeling of the 1966 mall to boost regional shopping.
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Washington Budget Debate Highlights Growing Deficit Pressure
A briefing notes ongoing tax increases debate while Congress and the president continue spending. Over three weeks lawmakers approved 788 million for international bodies including sugar and animal disease offices, 160 million for DC subway, 6.7 million for jet lag and transport planning, 325 million for magnetic fusion, 6 million to search for life in space, and 1 million for the Marine Mammal Commission. The piece argues deficit growth stems from not saying no to new spending and urges restraint before new taxes.
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Labor and management rift cited in steel, ANC debate
The Chronicle-Telegram reports on unions resisting labor cost planning before capital investment and questions ANC concessions under President de Klerk. The piece contrasts past steel industry patterns with current calls for labor-management compromise and outlines South Africa's negotiated reforms amid ongoing Marxist critique.
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Chronicle Telegram Seeks Letters to the Editor
The Chronicle Telegram invites readers to submit letters to the editor. Letters may be edited for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. Fax letters to 329-7187.
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White House aide ousted over invitation to homosexual groups
Cal Thomas reports a White House conflict over inviting homosexual activists to ceremonies. Doug Wead was fired after criticizing colleagues for inviting such groups to the Hate Crimes Bill signing and other events, highlighting conservative tensions in the Bush administration and access politics at the White House.
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Cuomo Kerrey Dream Ticket Faces Nebraska Fallout
The piece notes potential 1992 Democratic ticket picks Mario Cuomo and Robert Kerrey. It highlights Kerrey backing Nebraska nuclear waste site plans, conflicts of interest through Bates Video ties, and past S&L and loan ties that critics say cloud his ethical judgment.
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Bates
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