Bush aides tale fuels media satire of Coke and Cherry
The column recounts two White House communications aides visiting a strip club in Emmetsburg, watching an exotic dancer for five hours, then driving to a motel where Cherry Washington lived. After a confrontation, Cherry was charged with criminal mischief. The piece mocks Bush comments, Gary Hart fallout, and argues against narrowing the candidate pool.
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Blind sailor heads for Bermuda on solo Atlantic voyage
Jim Dickson, a blind sailor aiming to be the first to sail solo across the Atlantic, heads to Bermuda for repairs after his autopilot and talking computer failed. He plans to continue toward Plymouth, England, with advisers to decide after Bermuda arrival. He is 360 miles north of Bermuda and expected to arrive in about three days.
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Manure Overload Tests Dutch Agriculture Policy
In Holland pig manure floods storage vats and soils water. The Netherlands launches a 55 million dollar Manure Action Program to curb production, subsidize storage and research, and reduce pig numbers. Officials warn the acid rain burden may reach 30 percent and cite experiments in Sterksel, Nistelrode, and Helmond to convert waste into usable byproducts.
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McLain hopes for a new life after Alabama prison stay
Former Detroit Tigers pitcher Denny McLain says he has changed, plans to return home after serving prison time for racketeering. The 11th Circuit overturned his Tampa trial convictions, prompting a potential new trial. He reflected on his past and asked for forgiveness.
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