Duval Takes Lead As Winds Ease At Masters
Tiger woodsless Duval surged with a final burst on the back nine to move from 22nd into the lead, firing an eagle on No 15 and birdies on 12 14 and 16. Jack Nicklaus, 60, while six behind, shot 70 to stay in contention with Arnold Palmer and Gary Player watching memories of past Masters.
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Longshot Dennis Paulson tops opening round at a major
Dennis Paulson, 37, former long driving champion, led with 68 in round one while several past champions including Jose Maria Olazabal failed to reach the weekend. Olazabal missed the cut with a 149 total after a 77. Other notables failing to advance included Mark O'Meara, Tom Watson, Seve Ballesteros, and Ben Crenshaw as round three tees off at 9:20 a.m.
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Clinton unveils online Social Security calculator for younger Americans
President Clinton announced an online tool by the Social Security Administration to let younger Americans estimate future retirement benefits. A quicker calculator asks age and current earnings, while a more advanced version requires software download to test retirement scenarios. He urged Congress to use interest savings to extend the trust fund life.
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Virginia power exit debated over MOX fuel and plutonium plans
The DOE and consortium officials defend using MOX fuel fabrication and plutonium immobilization to reduce U S and Russian plutonium stocks. Duke Power remains with the project after Virginia Power withdrew its participation citing safety concerns raised by NIC.
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Senate Approves 1.83 Trillion Budget in Election-Year Fight
The Senate pushed through a 1.83 trillion dollar budget for 2001 on a party-line 51 to 45 vote amid looming clashes with President Clinton over taxes and spending. The plan promises surpluses but leaves details to later legislation, with Republicans insisting on reduced government growth and education, law enforcement, environment, and national security cuts.
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Forecasts cite moderating La Nina shaping Atlantic hurricanes
Meteorologist Gray notes a moderate season with 12 named storms eight hurricanes and five major hurricanes from June to November. A cooling La Nina likely softens formation while an east west Quasi Biennial Oscillation and a strong Atlantic conveyor belt suggest increased major hurricane potential and landfall risk.
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