Retton to Star in PBS Kids Show Flip Flop Shop
Olympic gymnast Mary Lou Retton will headline the PBS series Flip Flop Shop aimed at preschool and early grade children. The program features physical activities games and original songs to foster confidence and self expression.
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FCC Crackdown on Slamming Amid Hidden Fine Print
FCC officials warn thousands of Americans unknowingly consent to changes in long distance carriers due to buried disclosures in forms. Chairman Reed Hundt stresses consumers rarely grasp the power they surrender through signing.
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Welcome Home O Grady Becomes Washington Celebrity
Rescued Air Force pilot Scott O Grady arrived in Washington ten days after evading pursuers in Bosnia. He attended a White House lunch with President Clinton and a Pentagon ceremony honoring his courage, while praising his rescuers and thanking God. The events showcased public admiration for his ordeal and the service of those who saved him.
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Prosecutors Weigh Keeping Golden From Jury Stand
Los Angeles prosecutors say deputy coroner Dr Irwin Golden should not testify about autopsy performance. They worry about wasted testimony after the knife murder case anniversary. Defense plans to subpoena Golden, whose cross examination could shape jurors view of the evidence.
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Opinions Split Over Supreme Court Affirmative Action Ruling
Washington reports debate follows a 5-4 Supreme Court decision in a Colorado case. Republicans say it reinforces limits on affirmative action and align with past arguments, while supporters fear a narrower path. White House aides warn it will shape the Clinton administration's review of programs.
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Lawmakers split on ruling easing affirmative action
Senators Lieberman and Gramm weighed the decision, saying it shifts momentum against group preferences. Lieberman warned anti affirmative action forces would gain support to roll back programs, while Gramm called it a major step toward ending quotas and restoring merit as the basis for decisions.
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Simpson trial update
Prosecutors will not call Dr. Irwin Golden to testify about autopsies on Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, citing mistakes by Golden noted by defense. Former juror Michael Knox may publish his jury experiences after a court ruling. Media viewed grisly autopsy photos as the jury previously saw them in testimony last week.
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