Pamela Smart disciplined for inmate contact at prison
Goffstown New Hampshire Corrections Dept says Pamela Smart 24 faced punitive segregation from March 1 to March 9 for two rule violations unauthorized area and sexual contact with another inmate Feb 2. In Washington the FDA announced faster breakthrough drug approvals mainly for AIDS with VP Quayle praising reforms.
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Beds recalled after 50 children trapped by arches
Recall covers 155000 Cosco toddler beds model T22 and T23 after 50 reports of heads stuck under arches and one death. Cosco Inc of Columbus Indiana notified authorities four months earlier of a toddler dying from a headboard entrapment.
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Consumer Product Safety Commission
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Columbus
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Memphis judge lets burglary victims reclaim items
A Memphis criminal court judge allows burglars to invite former victims to their homes with deputies and reclaim stolen possessions up to a value set by Judge Joe Brown. The unusual sentences aim to shock criminals into reform and show victims their property can return.
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Accuracy declines for F-117A stealth jet and Tomahawk missiles
Classified analysis questions the Gulf War performance of the F-117A stealth jet and Tomahawk missiles. The F-117A hit primary targets about 60 percent of missions versus a 90 percent public estimate, while Tomahawks hit targets slightly more than half the time.
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Tsongas rules out resuming campaign in farewell remarks
In Boston AP report Paul Tsongas ruled out re-entering the presidential race. He urged rivals to adopt his growth oriented message or face electoral consequences, warning that the old policies would lead to economic ruin.
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Tsongas Urges Dems to Embrace Growth Plan Before Perot
Tsongas warned Democrats that low turnout signals trouble and urged adoption of his economic growth and fiscal restraint message with a liberal social agenda. He said delay could let Harkin or Perot beat them to it and cost Bush the November election. He urged the party to take his plan now.
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House overhauls internal operations structure
The House approved a plan to consolidate payroll supply and other support services under a new director of non legislative and financial services with an inspector general oversight. The postmaster position is eliminated and the Postal Service will run Capitol substations amid a scandal-plagued backdrop.
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