Ruling Party Eyes End of Pass Laws in South Africa
A committee from the white minority government urged scrapping pass laws that limit black movement, urging a national plan for urbanization and greater black township autonomy while Parliament would need to approve the change. Police held firm on arrests for lacking documents.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Botha
National Party
Newsweek Magazine
Ray Wilkinson
Newsweek
New York
Cape Town
President's Council
Wilkinson
Cold cure breakthrough maps virus structure for drug design
Researchers led by Purdue University Professor Michael Rossmann mapped the three dimensional makeup of HRV-14, the cold virus, using Purdue's supercomputer and Cornell’s synchrotron. The detailed 20 sided virus structure reveals vulnerable points for future drugs and potential vaccines, signaling progress toward antiviral therapies and possibly affecting AIDS and leukemia research.
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Washington
Purdue University
Michael Rossmann
Rossmann
Wisconsin
Roland
Allen
Robert Gallo
National Cancer Institute
National Science Foundation
National Institutes of Health
Purdue
Cornell University
Cornell
Nature
USAF parts stay overpriced in spare catalogs
Scripps Howard News Service reports the Air Force still lists a C5 hot beverage unit at $7,622 in current catalogs, matching last year's price. Only the armrest for aircraft seats and a pilot's control wheel moved lower, while a young airman was awarded $2,300 for a savings idea that could cut armrest costs to about $27 each.
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Washington
Air Force
Ehinda
Cis
Barbara Boxer
D-Calif
Congress
Thomas Jonsson
Travis Air Force Base
Calif
Travis
Americas Watch accuses El Salvador abuses in Duarte era
Americas Watch release charges U S backed El Salvador government of gross human rights violations including air attacks death squads torture and disappearances. The report says rights conditions remain terrible in spite of Duarte administration and notes continued guerrilla violence and political killings by both sides.
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Washington Ar
el Salvador
Americas Watch
U.S
Jose Napoleon Duarte
Duarte
Guerrilas
ICE probes comet tail in bold solar wind study
Scientists from TRW and NASA report the ICE satellite passed through the 14 000 mile wide tail of comet Giacobini Zinner 44 trillion miles away. It found unusually little dust but intense electrical activity and a shock wave from the sun's wind. Flight plans include two more passes near Halley's comet in 1986.
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Camet
Giacobini-Zinner
Fred Scarf
TRW Inc
Redondo Beach
Calif
Scarf
NASA
Goddard Space Flight Center
Greenbelt
Edward Smith
Goddard
Space Agency
Halley’s
Smith
Robert Farquhar
Ice
Orlando
Fla
St. Bame
Los Alamos National Laboratory
New Mexico
Halley
Solar System
Carter Dove
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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
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Ohio
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Mississippi
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Scripps Howard News Service
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Maimama
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Holland, Mich
Fran Mervau
Mervau
By Charlie Jean
Orlando Sentinel
the Chronicle Telegram
East Avenue
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Lorain County Printing & Publishing Company
Ala Paine
Dayana Ags Bink
East Ave
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Nice Observatory
France
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Remeis Observatory
Bamberg
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