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United States
Bush Says
It's Time For
'New World'
By George E. Condon Jr.
Copley News Service
WASHINGTON - President Bush,
calling on Americans to " imagine a new
world with a new Europe," said last night
he hopes
to
use next week's summit meet–
ing with Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev
to "once and for all end the Cold War."
In a televised Thanksgiving Eve address
to the nation from the president ial retreat
of Camp David, Mr. Bush said the nation
can be thankful for the democratic revolu–
tion currently sweeping across Eastern
Europe. He hailed the changes as
"a
joyful
end to one of history's saddest chapters."
"On other Thanksgivings, the world was
haunted by the images of watchtowers,
guard dogs and machine guns," he said.
" But now the world has a new image -
reflecting a new reality - that of Germans,
East and West, pulling each other to the
top of the wall - a human bridge between
nations."
United Crash In ~ioux
City
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pilot,
Capu&Ji,
Al Haynes, declared
"there
is
no
hero"
in
the llery
OC-10
crash in
which
IUJ'Vivon outnumbered
lalalllles.
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the
296
people
aboard, there
were
1811
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experts have cN<liled
llqnes
with keeping
the
craft aJon until he
reached
the
airport.
where hundreds of emer·
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Miss America 1990
Alcala Gazette
V
Voyager 2/Neptune
oyager
capped
Ill historic 4.43-billion-mile, 12
year
lour
----of lour
planets
when It skimmed
8,048
miles
over Nep–
tune's north pole in August, then dove past
Triton,
lite
planet's largest moon. It rtlllde its closest approach
about
28,000
miles above the moon's surfaceat
2:10
am.
on
8/ 26/89.
Voyager was nearly
4.6
bllllon miles along a curving path that took ii
from Earth in
1977,
past Jupiter ln
1979,
Saturn in
1981
and
Ur&J1111 ln
!980.
11
1(
you want
to
understand
Earth,
go look at other worlds/' said
astronomer Carl Sagan, a member
or
the
team that analyzed about
81,000
photographs taken by Voyager
2
and !ts twin Voyager
I,
eaving a trial of death and destruction
acroes
the
Caribbean, Hurricane Hugo smashed into the
C086tal
city or Charleston, South Carclina
on
Sep–
tember
22,
1989.
Hugo's 13&mile-8Jl·hour winds snapped power
lines, toppled trees and
flooded
the low-lying areas
of
South
Carclina, causing more than hall a million people
lo
nee
and
leaving thouaands homeless.
Congress
readily approved SI.I billion in emergency aid for the
victims of Hurricane Hugo - Capitol Hill', largest disaster relief
package ever.