Congress approves food stamp expansion to avert lapse
A Senate House conference panel approved a 3.3 billion expansion to extend food stamp subsidies through September. The measure adds 300 million to the House authorization and sets 9.7 billion for the new fiscal year, though officials warn actual costs may be higher. Agriculture Secretary Bergland warned a June 1 suspension could follow if action stalls.
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Cuban Navy Deserter By Boatlift At Key West
Cristo Paz Martinez, 23, claims Cuban naval background and describes his role as a communications lieutenant at Mariel base. He is undergoing FBI and military interviews in Miami. He asserts Russian submarine bases near Cabo Lucretia and a Bahamian patrol boat attack, highlighting possible intelligence value if true.
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Interrogation Defined by Supreme Court under Miranda
The Supreme Court broadens the term interrogation in Miranda rulings. By a 6 3 vote the court held that safeguards apply when a person in custody is subjected to express questioning or its functional equivalent. Justice Stewart wrote the majority clarifying that words or actions likely to elicit an incriminating response fall under interrogation.
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Presque Isle Re Welcomes Balloonists After Flight
Maxie Anderson and son Kris completed a near 100 hour 2817 mile non stop balloon flight from San Francisco to Quebec. Crowds greeted the marooned explorers in Presque Isle as a news conference followed a lengthy landing near Matane on the Gaspe Peninsula. The elder Anderson, 45, from Albuquerque, said he planned no immediate return to ballooning and would rest.
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Returning Firemen Cause Confusion in Nashville
Striking Nashville firefighters resume for 24 hours led to mass confusion as all shifts returned at once. Police monitored 34 fire halls while National Guardsmen reported a major lumber yard fire injuring one guard member. Walter Wouree was treated and released for smoke inhalation.
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