Helms Suffers Respiratory Arrest After Heart Surgery
RALEIGH APSenator Jesse Helms underwent open heart surgery last week and suffered respiratory arrest early Sunday. He remained in fair condition in intensive care as doctors plan several more days of monitoring and recovery. His family has visited him and doctors remain cautiously optimistic about a full recovery.
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Bush backers lament lack of a message
Washington AP report notes Senate Republican leader Bob Dole says President Bush’s campaign message isn’t gaining ground as Ross Perot’s independent bid grows. Perot and Bill Clinton take a day off from campaigning while Bush meets with John Major at Camp David and comments on Perot.
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Food busters on patrol curb illegal Gaston caterers
Gaston health officials intensify oversight of caterers amid wedding season. They fear unlicensed operators may violate sanitation rules and trigger food poisoning outbreaks. Only three Gaston caterers hold licenses under a new county requirement.
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Diana suicide rumors surge over Morton book excerpts
The Sunday Times published excerpts from Andrew Morton's Diana biography claiming Princess Diana attempted suicide five times amid marriage unhappiness and jealousy over Prince Charles. Buckingham Palace declined to comment as papers highlighted alleged 1982 attempt and later self harm incidents described in the book.
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Local Briefs Scan Readers’ Bulletin Board Highlights
Partial OCR fragment lists sections and contact numbers for Abby, Callas Gastonia Lincolnton Charlotte Fox and Fimi pages. Mentions weather partly cloudy with a high of 87 and a low of 70, plus section references across 28 pages and multiple classifications.
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Perot independents gain momentum in early 1990s races
Politicians in several states weigh Perot style runs as independents or endorsements. Larry Brady in New Hampshire considers a Perot independent bid for Senate. Ray Miller in Georgia endorses Perot while staying GOP. Chester Atkins in Massachusetts signs a Perot petition but avoids full endorsement. Craig Hartman of Indiana eyes a Perot run for Congress.
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Warnings on Iraq shunned in early Bush years
An AP review shows a 1989 Energy Department task force tracked Iraq’s rapid purchases of nuclear components but dissolved by year end due to low DOE interest. Officials across Commerce Defense Agriculture Treasury raised alarms on export licenses credits and Iraq’s misuse of loans, signaling growing concerns over Iraq’s ambitions.
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