Former federal judge G Harrold Carswell dies at 72
G Harrold Carswell longtime U S Fifth Circuit judge and Nixon Supreme Court nominee dies in Tallahassee at 72 after a brief lung cancer illness. He faced Senate rejection in 1970 following a segregation endorsement controversy.
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Bush plans offensive push in California campaign swing
President Bush vows to roll up his sleeves as Democrats attack him for 10 months. He stresses foreign policy and welfare reform during a Riverside stop, arguing U N resolutions on Saddam Hussein must be met while promoting state flexibility and self reliance in welfare.
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Atlantis mission launches to release Eureca satellite
NASA astronauts aboard Atlantis launched from Cape Canaveral at 9 56 a m for a seven day mission. The crew will release the Eureca satellite from the shuttle robotic arm and later deploy Italy's Tethered Satellite to generate electricity via a 12 mile tether in the Earth's magnetosphere.
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Clinton rejects Bush charges on defense
Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton rejects claims that a Democratic victory would gut national defense. He says he supports a strong defense and economy, supports a $100 billion defense cut by 1997, and argues U S security rests on a robust economy. Bush had urged against weakening defense amid campaign stops in California.
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Reilly likens Earth Summit role to risky bungee jump
EPA chief William Reilly in a memorandum to EPA employees compared leading the U S delegation at the Rio Earth Summit to a bungee jump with the line cut He recalled a White House leak of a private Rio message and said the biodiversity treaty dispute harmed U S standing The White House did not comment and environmental groups viewed the memo as frank about U S vulnerability.
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