Museums keep Nancy Reagan gowns from public view
Curators nationwide hesitate to display Mrs Reagan's donated designer dresses due to fabric sensitivity and potential damage. Stores hold most outfits in storage with limited private viewings while museums weigh public access against preservation, noting the garments' historical value and donor benefits.
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Mobile home license showdown in township dispute
Township fights for expansion rights over mobile home park as state and county health rules clash. Judge preempts local approval, allowing expansion with state permit if county health board approves, amid disputes over licenses and lot caps.
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Aid to El Salvador Hinges on Regime Reforms
UPI reports Secretary Haig says U S aid to El Salvador depends on continued reforms including land reform pluralization and human rights improvements. Salvadoran voters backed a U N backed constituent assembly amid guerrilla attacks as Daubisson's movement looms. Haig defended support for the current regime while noting possible shifts if democratic processes fail. Goldwater urged harsher action against Cuban intervention, including disrupting Cuba's supply lines, as Senate discussions touched on risk of conflict with the Soviet Union. Haig also warned against internecine uprisings and stressed U S stance on regional democracy.
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Salvadoran vote stirs as U.S backed junta leads
In El Salvador heavy voting favors a U S backed junta poised to name an interim president and draft a new constitution. Prendes links with Democratic Action promise possible absolute majority while D Aubuis son seeks a coalition against moderates. US observers fear a right wing crackdown or renewed leftist violence amid rebel disruptions.
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Stress may promote cancer growth in mice study
A Seattle researcher says stress may promote cancer spread by boosting stress hormones that suppress the immune system. In mice, stress increased breast cancer and metastases, suggesting humans might be affected similarly. researchers call for therapies to block stress hormones.
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