Einstein letter urged U.S. atomic research push in 1939
On this day in 1939 Albert Einstein signed a letter to President Franklin D. Roosevelt urging the United States to initiate an atomic weapons research program, warning of potential German progress and prompting federal action.
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Navstar GPS satellite launches enhance global military定位
Delta rocket lifts Navstar 8th in GPS series from Cape Canaveral. The $65 million satellite reaches 10,898 miles high, enabling position accuracy to within 50 feet for U S and allied forces with potential 16 more launches planned under an $8.5 billion program.
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Fla
U.S
Atlantic
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House OKs Farm Bill Amid Opposition and Budget Clash
The House passed a five year farm bill 327 to 91, limiting subsidies while administration critics warn costs rise. The measure covers price supports, exports, nutrition, conservation, and other Agriculture Department programs, with Senate support seen in a 70 to 21 vote last week.
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Eee
Agriculture Committee
Kika de la Garza
Texas
de la Garza
Senate
Agriculture Department
Con
Joint Conference Committee
Edward Madigan
Ilinois
Galveston Bay Closed Over Oil Spill and Bacteria Cleanup
Galveston Bay banned for fishing after a 500000 gallon oil spill from a collision in the Houston Ship Channel. Officials approve oil-eating bacteria for the slick and marsh areas while Coast Guard investigations continue. seafood industry fears losses.
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Galveston
Texas
Galveston Bay
Neil Travis
Texas Health Department
Consumer Health Protection Bureau
Walter Jakubas
Wally
San Leon
Houston Ship Channel
Senate vote bans outside honoraria but profits linger
Senators split on banning outside speaking fees as 77 lawmakers backed the measure while many still received honoraria last year. After cross party votes, critics warned the bill faces a Bush veto and may be stripped of relevance in campaign finance debates.
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Alan Simpson
Wyoming
David Durenberger
Minnesota
David Boren
Oklahoma
Don Riegle
Michigan
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Senate
Aouse
Christopher Dodd
Connecticut
Congress
Mitch McConnell
Kentucky
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Bob Dole
Marino Resigned Over Two Year Relationship, Church Says
Arch bishop Eugene A. Marino resigned July 10 citing health and need for renewal. Bishop James Lyke says Marino admitted a two year relationship with 26 year old lay minister Vicki Long and possible public disclosure. The woman reportedly received monthly support and a house loan. a flight policy listed her as beneficiary. Long has a 1967 paternity suit against a priest. Marino’s location is unknown.
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Ohio
Alice Lundgren
Jeffrey Lundgren
Damon
Joseph Gibson
Lundgren
Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Atlanta
Eugene A. Marino
James P. Lyke
Marino
Waga-Iv
Vicki R. Long
Mexico
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Lyke
Long
Senators push reform package amid probe into vote buying
Senate leaders Sen. Ed Saleeby and Sen. Marshall Williams endorse a package of campaign finance and ethics reforms for lawmakers amid a federal probe into vote buying in the Legislature. They sent a letter to 44 colleagues outlining proposals as House leaders discuss broader reforms.
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Senate
Ed Saleeby
Emethos. Saleeby
D-Hartsville
Sen
Marshall Williams
Judiciary Committee
Williams
John Courson
House
Saleeby
Orangeburg
FBI
Six Drown As Ship Buckles In Hurricane
New York dispatch reports six crew members died when the freighter Corazon broke apart in 30 foot seas from Hurricane Bertha about 350 miles off Cape Cod. Coast Guard says lifeboats were unserviceable and the ship’s keel snapped during the breakup. Lifeboats and rafts from passing ships aided the survivors.
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Coast Guard
Cape Cod
Paul Milligan
Matthew Giltner
St Semis
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