Smithsonian scales back Enola Gay exhibit angering Japan
Japanese officials and atomic bomb survivors voiced dismay after the Smithsonian announced a reduced exhibit on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The display will omit devastation details and moral questions, showing mainly the Enola Gay fuselage. Officials urge world awareness of the wartime suffering.
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Weather note for coastal area winds and surf
TONIGHT west winds 15 to 25 knots shift to northwest with a chance of snow showers. Ice free areas show waves. sunrise and sunset times listed. THURSDAY northwest winds 10 to 20 knots with waves 3 to 5 feet, subsiding to 2 to 4 feet. Temperature unspecified.
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Stripper Scandal Ties Amherst VFW Liquor License to Show
The Amherst VFW post faces liquor-license scrutiny after a dancer at the post venue performed a simulated sex act and gambling tickets with cash payouts were cited. Dancer Damien Milicevic described mild physical contact as typical, while Petrella, a longtime performer, plans to continue dancing for audience reaction and camaraderie with younger dancers.
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Soft bedding linked to up to 1800 infant deaths
A government safety agency reports that soft bedding may contribute to as many as 1,800 infant deaths annually from SIDS. The two year study, urged by medical groups, says 30 percent of SIDS deaths could involve suffocation on pillows, comforters, sheepskins and similar items. Officials advise placing infants on firm flat mattresses, on their backs, with no fluffy products beneath or around the baby.
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Grace and Keys Campaign Finance in Mayoral Race
Grace reported 242 dollars in January 1991 as he faced Keys who outspent him 29 131 to 14 126 and won with 51 percent. Guinta sat out 1991 while Grace touted momentum and drew support from Daniel Reaser and the Democratic Party. Grace raised 13 934, spent 1 797, leaving 12 137. Keys spent most funds on other Democrats, with a 96465 balance and a 1 000 self donation from mayoral terms. Grace aims for newspaper ads. Keys plans brochures as they race to define infrastructure and business growth.
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Ohio budget proposes $3.1 billion hike and fee increases
The plan increases spending by 6.8 percent in 1996 and 6 percent the following year, with prison, school, welfare and college funding rising above inflation. A watercraft registration fee hike could raise about $600,000 annually to modernize records and improve services for boaters. Other increases target barber, real estate, medical, and dam operators.
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Old man wins DC human rights verdict at museum cafe
James Brenner, a 54 year old former Smithsonian Institution National Museum of American History cafeteria manager, won a 400000 dollar award in a DC human rights case against DARA International. A jur y heard he faced age related abuse from his boss including remarks like old fart and old man.
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Jim
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