Obscure candidate gains big federal matching funds
Lenora B. Fulani of the New Alliance Party qualifies for 624 497 in federal matching funds for her presidential bid, the largest behind Bush and Harkin among eight certified candidates. Fulani, a Harlem development psychologist, has run unsuccessfully previously and argues third parties are shut out of U.S. politics.
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Georgia protests Baker comments as violence rises
Georgia accuses Secretary James Baker of stoking violence after his Princeton remarks labeling Georgia undeserving of U S support. Omanidze cites democratic reforms, multi party elections, and 134 parties while noting U S withholding relations with Georgia and five other former Soviet republics amid human rights concerns. The clash follows deadly clashes between Gamsakhurdia loyalists and opposition, with calls for peaceful resolution.
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James Baker
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Downtown Jewelers Chief Echoes Hope For New Construction
Tom Haywood Jr. of Brandau Jewelers on 336 Broad St. echoed Bramley's hope for further downtown development. He called EST's project excellent and an improvement to the downtown look, hoping it will spur others to do something.
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Woman shot in abdomen delivers baby boy at Memphis hospital
A 28 year old Memphis woman wounded in a Christmas night argument delivered a five pound baby boy hours later. Both mother and infant are in non critical condition at Regional Medical Center Memphis. Police arrested a 33 year old woman as a suspect. no charges filed yet. The shooting occurred at 10:25 p.m. in an apartment.
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Ms. Miller
USS Kobe baseline dispute over emission calculations
USS Kobe faced U.S. EPA over using nonconsecutive years to compute its furnace No 3 emissions baseline. Hodanbosi argued two years chosen as representative differ from EPA’s two consecutive years rule, noting past production disruptions. EPA spokeswoman Rowan said baselines must use two consecutive years and criticized nonconsecutive data.
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Drought Affects Wildlife and Water Supply in River Region
Officials say Lake Erie provides the authority’s water as farm ponds dry up and wildlife along the river faces stress. The low water reduces habitat and concentrates toxins, threatening aquatic life and animals feeding on it, with 1991 recalled as a potential benchmark.
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Pitts
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