Aspin Wins Chair Again He Faces Upfront Duties
Rep. Les Aspin of Wisconsin wins a renewed term as chairman of the House Armed Services Committee after secret ballots unseat rival Democrats Marvin Leath Nicholas Mavroules and Charles Bennett. Aspin vows to be more open and upfront with colleagues and seek unity in a liberal-leaning shift.
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Investigators say blood sample short in Amtrak crash probe
Investigators may struggle to determine marijuana impairment of Conrail engineer Richard Gates before the Baltimore area Amtrak collision after only a limited blood sample remained for a second test. Officials note the test could clarify drug levels. Utah lab analysis was attempted, but Gates’ sample was too small.
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Majority of school districts provide AIDS education study says
A U S Conference of Mayors survey of 73 large urban districts finds 54 percent already offering AIDS education in public schools, mainly at junior and senior high levels. Elementary coverage is limited to a few districts, mostly in big cities, with many districts planning programs.
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