Senate Armed Services panel upheaval and export debates
Defense chief prospects loom if Republicans hold Senate control as conferees back Pentagon views on gender-integrated basic training with separate living areas for boot camps. The satellite license transfer to State Department faces veto threats, with delays until March 1999 to allow new Congress review.
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Young prodigy Nick pursues college path amid family notes
Nick, an 11 year old noted by Adam and Mrs Green, prepares for college while exploring politics via constitutional interest. He studies political science and core subjects, reads MENSA level material, and plans for law school after graduation. His family highlights his intellect and quirks.
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Quest for new tritium source heats southern state clash
Negotiators weighed a shift from a commercial reactor to accelerator technology for tritium production as Energy Secretary Bill Richardson faced a December deadline. The fight pits South Carolina and Alabama lawmakers over potential economic gains while a House defense bill debated prohibitions on using TVA’s Bellefonte plant. Senator Strom Thurmond touted accelerator use as safer for non proliferation, stressing national security.
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