Quayle slams Gore environmental ideas at Grand Rapids luncheon
Vice President Dan Quayle criticized Al Gore's environmental program calling it bizarre and extreme while addressing about 700 people at the Economic Club of Grand Rapids. He cited a plan to end internal combustion engines as evidence of Gore’s hard core environmentalism.
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Woman Sentenced for Poisoning Child in Kentucky
INEZ Ky AP A woman Mary Fletcher 26 was sentenced to 25 years for fatally overdosing her 3 year old daughter and attempting to do the same to her 4 year old son to collect $5 000 burial insurance and end problems with her husband Tommy Fletcher Sr.
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Troops Aid Florida Hurricane Victims Across Panhandle
Federal troops arrived in South Florida to speed relief after Hurricane Andrew. Thousands of soldiers ferried mobile kitchens and supplies to Homestead and Opa-locka as damaged homes, power outages, and scarce phones strained residents. The Red Cross sheltered thousands while officials urged patience amid rollout delays.
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Presidential race turns GOP strongholds into battlegrounds
AP survey shows Clinton leads in many states but tight races nationwide as Election Day nears. Georgia leans Clinton despiteBush base. Alec Poitevint warns against landslides while Bonnie Campbell expects Clinton to win Iowa if held today. Campaign insiders describe unsettled race across regions.
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Nursing Homes Face Fines Under New Federal Rules
Washington AP The Health and Human Services Department proposes up to 10000 per day fines for nursing homes failing to meet health safety and quality standards. The rules authorize surprise inspections and a 2000 penalty for tipping off facilities ahead of audits.
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