Chronicle
Date: 06 August 1990
By Susan Heller Anderson
Susan Anderson
LEAD: JEFF JARVIS, former managing editor of Entertainment Weekly, will become Sunday editor of The Daily News, the newspaper announced yesterday.
Replaying Sunday, August 5, 1990
The August 5, 1990 was a Sunday under the star sign of ♌. It was the 216 day of the year. President of the United States was George Bush.
If you were born on this day, you are 35 years old. Your last birthday was on the Tuesday, August 5, 2025, 337 days ago. Your next birthday is on Wednesday, August 5, 2026, in 27 days. You have lived for 13,121 days, or about 314,908 hours, or about 18,894,521 minutes, or about 1,133,671,260 seconds.
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5th of August 1990 News
News as it appeared on the front page of the New York Times on August 5, 1990
Times Mirror to Buy Paper
Date: 06 August 1990
AP
LEAD: The Times Mirror Company said on Thursday that it had agreed to purchase 50 percent of La Opinion, one of the nation's largest Spanish-language daily newspapers.
Limits on Commercials Voted in Italy
Date: 06 August 1990
By Clyde Haberman, Special To the New York Times
Clyde Haberman
LEAD: After an unexpectedly copious amount of political bloodletting, the Italian Parliament today enacted the country's first law regulating television and press ownership and setting guidelines for broadcast commercials.
NEWS SUMMARY
Date: 06 August 1990
LEAD: INTERNATIONAL A2-8 An Iraqi withdrawal from Kuwait is the only outcome that is acceptable to the United States, President Bush said, all but committing himself to use military force against Iraq if diplomatic efforts and economic sanctions fail. Page A1
Transcript of News Conference Remarks by Bush on Iraq Crisis
Date: 06 August 1990
LEAD: Following is a transcript of President Bush's news conference yesterday in Washington, as recorded by the Federal News Service, a transcription service: OPENING STATEMENT
THE IRAQI INVASION: Man in the News; Arab of Vast Ambition Saddam Hussein
Date: 05 August 1990
By Elaine Sciolino, Special To the New York Times
Elaine Sciolino
LEAD: With a single, swift military action, Saddam Hussein has dispelled the image he has assiduously tried to cultivate in the West as a man who can be trusted. Iraq's 53-year-old
College Grad, 25, Radio News Exec; Career Goal: Miss America
Date: 05 August 1990
By Andi Rierden
Andi Rierden
LEAD: LAST year, Bianca Salahshourian, the news director at radio station WWCO in Waterbury, was scanning the newspaper when she spotted an article on the coming Miss America pageant. Another article noted that contestants for the title of Miss Greater Waterbury were rehearsing at a local civic center for their pageant.
Hartford Paper First Up to Bat
Date: 06 August 1990
By Jack Cavanaugh
Jack Cavanaugh
LEAD: THE Sporting News is generally acknowledged to have been the first newspaper primarily devoted to baseball since it made its debut March 17, 1886. But now it appears that a paper known as The Bat and Ball, published in Hartford, beat The Sporting News to the newstands by 20 years.