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Sit, iesszzitaizi. t:n1::s:aiI2nS'Ii:s2 I llflmll en r J - -- -- I .' ,1 h - 4 I wunever tdemmed, died sept 3..'70 :waxy 11:3 cg-3:15 NEW JOB FOR BUSH? Lfttrfte-1 suggests that Citnion keep he ?gQrig0gIIGSgf?lUfgI'Oi5Sf-iergs brought optimism tt n e., .,1:. l...- .... -, . e.-1f e.ir.,. - ' t 1 gllgtggmanggsddwimgigtogggrgrhwm. Babcgons 2150 But a host of economists, budget analysts and have been used ln kidney and heart surgery. others are throwing up caution' signs, They say. and studies of similar efforts in recent history provide some support, that such projects may give SHUTTLE MISSION? E-459A 5181194 I-he Counlggvtn P3 the economy a long-term boost, but the short-term WOUHCSUBWS launch 0 n eavouf 011,11 1111111011 3 W' . ' benefits are likely to be meager. fumrelgi?lgd?R:3ig:gK5ii2cghg1Y'lk::t3g,f3o:01 SEE: ow lfhq N M Similar recession-era efforts by Presidents Rea- lmz am. The crew wlll deploya gantcommunlcatlons sat- F310 Pvlttpgflmlvmva rtw0033efvg1eaI11o0TUUdev gan and Carter dekhvergdi 190 little, fargtoo lata and I elllt,e.OnFriday, the crew wlllusechlldrenatoystodemon- 1 'WU' 6,5 'ad' om! Often I0 P 3095 I all 1 H I UGCGSSHN Y H99 I P irate principle ol physics during a 1'V broadcast to tour WW lon ' Q help. HHHIYSQS Show elementary schools: Sacred H6811 New Y0l'll CIW! Thomas ,f ,as 1 These are very poor programs for creating A. Edison EICIHBIIIHFY. WIUOUUIUY- OYIIOI Shaver Elemen' ,fi - -V - jobs quickly. says Barry Bosworth. an economist tary. POTUUIUI Ore-5 and Westwood He'3h'5- mm' Mich' SYRIA -.f ' ,ff X NOFLY ZONE at the liberal Brookings Institution in Washington A M I hd' tdC 'C 'lfW dP' CDIBAT STRESS Ill WUMEI: The nm major re fwam ET F-165 03 2:30im.ETU0:30 333111125 9 1111918 0111101 0 age an rice Search mm me messfulenecu ofwuonwomenb m draw anti-aircrattlire 9-'TL 399hd8dlf Everybody I know of reaches the same conclu- begin at the National Center for Post-Traumatic Str Dis- I , FAQ fr S HARM , , ,, , order ln Boston me centers atreetor sem. Jemlca Wolfe CIf0DCIUSI9fb0mbS1I1Il 'RAD , , 'B . sion: It doesnt work. said the Department ot Veterans Atlalrs study ot combat unconfirmed- jflgggliffjj I su-as will include roblems caused by sexual harassment B h ad 5 ' ' , and I up Poet-cm tl str also ae symp ag d sexua assau . uma c es r r toms include nightmares and depreslon. lt is treatable. JORDAN I 1 E mm ' ,tr I - Persian ,f if I X i :Eff f dj I GUN ALSO JD-FLYIONE Eff' I l I I ,f A, 3:32 em. ET: F-16 , 1 I ' ,-'fi' I GULF WAR SICKNEBS: About 60 Desen Storm veter- draws anti-aircraft tire. A ' ' ' 1 ans and their families met over the weekend in Irving, Tex- -f ' . , as, to form a coalition to share inlomlatlon about illnesses 5 I 5 pomlbly stemming from exposure to chemicals during the ,g lj . Persian Gulf war. Symptom include fatigue and hair los. 0 100 , ' I n v EXECUTION SET: Virginia Gov. Douglas Wilder on A , Saturday set Jan. 19 as the execution date for Charles miles N SAUDIARABIA KUWAIT I Stamper, who has a spinal injury and would be the lllst M- - wheelchair-bound prisoner executed in decades. He killed BY Meflv Bauman and 5'ep 'in C0 'eY' USA TODAY three people in a 1978 Richmond rwtaurant robbery. f I l A J' IL I ' A j Nj! Detail . 't Q IA Tp lcqsr-Til: I I ge I I HV 52'-gal . ' . Q Q 750914 , , ' ' ' identified. The official refused to say said ltick Grant of CARE. The agency has r pHILfEElNES W' ald whether the secrt-tary-gf-Itr-r:il would rec- boon dr-signaled by the United Nations to I ' 40 ll split on risk, benefits Gazette wire services MtltlAlllSlllI, Somalia - An :lid agon- t-y pl-1-flirt:-rlIlisztstt-r 'I'hIIrsIlay if thc- Unit- :-tl States st-mls a lnrgo military force to this stnrvint: nzition. hut otht-I' rt-livl' spo- ruilists wfilcoltiotl WtlSllllllll0ll'S olliir. 'l'llc- llnitt-fl States is willing to sond up to fl0,llIlll soldit-rs to Slllllllllil as part of :I lI,N, pt-:It:I-lu-I-plilu lorrw-, Acting Sr-rzrtitnry ol St tf l llklflllt l'lLIflllllL,fl told UN I,,. I, - . .. .,,5. g I-his-I lloIItIo'. llolitlostiltnli on INf'tllll?S tl:Iy. lIflllll'tlS1flII1lll will lll't'Sl'lll fl plti to tht' ll,N, 31-t-IIrItv f0lllll'lI nr-xt wot- to ox- pnnll tllf' stops- of ll N. tlllfflldllfllli ill So- lllilllil, :I 1.1'IIIoI' IIN ollirinl Ill Now York will 'l'lIIIt'1'Ix' on rolllllllotl Ill' not III' omniond that thc vounril :ictztipt the US. offer. The llnitcd Nations authorized deploy- ment in August of fl 3,5tlfl-Inotnbcr force to Somalia to guard hunlzinitnrian efforts, hut only 500 hzivt- :Irrivr-d litrcauso of oli- jt-r-tiotls from two I'l'lllIll'lLf wzirlortls, Mort- U.N. pt'2lt'I'kt't-pots roultl ht' si-Ill without the warlords' authorization if thc SI-curity Council broad:-ns thr-ir mission. A rf,-licrl' official hort- was enthusiastic Illltllll tht- prosper-t of linvintg tllotisands ol Amt-rifnn troops Lfllflfllllllj food convoys. which have been rt-pontt-tlly :Ittat-kcd hy h:Indits, :Intl ensuring that food is not sto- lt-n :Il lVlogatlishII's port or I-lsowllt-rc. uflliviollsly, if you put Tltililltl troops in Sotnalin It's going to haw' :I pfisitivf-1-llw-ft on tnovilltg lootl out ol '.loI::IrlIslIII port, mow- lootl from the port to starving Soma- lis III the capital and drought-ravaged rroltotrysidc. ltut another relief agency sharply criti- I-ivf-II tht- US troop proposal. 'Ilmoosing troops on Somalia as sug- gest'-tl hy tht- United States would be a tliszixtt-I' for the whole relief operation, tht- llritish-based Save the Children said in :I 'tl7lIfllTlt'lll issued in London. It troops arrive without the const-nt HIIII understaiiding ofthe Somali popula- tion. ll would turn the population against :Ill outside intervention. including human- itto I:III rolit-l. said the agency. 'lt would out in ,ieotmrrly the whole l'l'I!'I op'-r:ItI1In, :Is twll :Is the pt-rsotlnl XIII- ol Illll wI:Ill . , L I ff mg! SOMALIA I' T IDU! -fl, X I ..f., ,I .t ,40 its -L fl PHILIPPINE?-JR-N I t Q it ,- I S bic eat Navi' Base E I cIarkAi1B359 .i I x I 'F' Kem A F R I c A 7A1PMa,,,,a It I Sollffl '-f .Y In It Ix I F