Bush raises pay for top government officials to 160600
President Bush signs an executive order raising pay for the vice president cabinet House leaders and top executives by tens of thousands of dollars. Quayle Foley and Rehnquist will earn 160600 per year starting Jan 1 with a 29 percent raise. The order also implements a 4.1 percent across the board for federal workers.
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Bush
House
Dan Quayle
Thomas Foley
William Rehnquist
Congress
Attacker in Saldana case convicted of threats from prison
Arthur Jackson, 55, the fan who stalked actress Theresa Saldana after a 1984 assault, was convicted on five felony counts for sending death threat letters from prison. He faces up to 14 years under a 1986 law aimed at preventing felons who threaten victims from release. The verdict followed three days of jury deliberation with sentencing set for January 8.
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Los Angeles
Theresa Saldana
Arthur Jackson
Jackson
Saldana
Utah family plans $100 million suit over subway death
The Watkins family from Utah notified New York City they will sue for $100 million claiming the city and the Transit Authority failed to provide a safe subway environment the night Brian Watkins was killed in a summer mugging.
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New York
Brian Watkins
Utah
Comptroller’s Office
Transit Authority
Watkins
Wreckage cleared after 75-vehicle Tennessee pileup
Federal investigators opened a probe into deadly chain-reaction crashes on I-75 in Tennessee. The fog shrouded collision on Tuesday left 13 dead and more than 50 injured as workers removed the final wreckage from the scene. Initial toll had counted 15 fatalities.
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Calhoun
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Tennessee
Writers union extends contract for three years
The Writers Guild of America in West Hollywood announced a three year contract extension with movie and TV producers. The pact awaits ratification by 10 500 members and sets annual adjustment meetings for contract amendments.
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West Hollywood
Calif
Writers Guild of America
Cedar Rapids Gazette Subscription Details
The notice provides subscription rates for Cedar Rapids Gazette including motor route and mail options. It lists prices per week and per 4 weeks with regional restrictions and AP news usage terms. It specifies address and mailing details for subscription changes in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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Associated Press
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Education chief Cavazos resigns amid White House firing claim
Education Secretary Lauro Cavazos resigns effective Saturday after aides say he was fired for underperforming on priority reforms. Deputy Ted Sanders to act. possible successors include Lynne Cheney, Tom Kean, Patricia Saiki, Tom Tauke, Gary Carruthers, and Lynn Martin.
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Lauro Cavazos
White House
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Cavazos
Bush
Ted Sanders
Sanders
Lynne Cheney
National Endowment For the Humanities
New Jersey
Thomas Kean
Patricia Saiki
Daniel Akaka
Hawaii
Tom Tauke
Tom Harkin
O-Iona
New Mexico
Gary Carruthers
Lynn Martin
Illinois
Anger as a Hidden Health Hazard Across Ages
Researchers link chronic hostility to early death and heart disease. Studies show teens with high anger levels have higher adult cholesterol, and women with long term suppressed anger faced triple mortality risk over 18 years. Known experts include Dr Redford Williams of Duke and Dr Mara Julius of Michigan.
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New York Times
Redford Williams
Duke University Medical Center
American Heart Association
Williams
Mara Julius
University of Michigan
Train derailment in Boston tunnel injures 264
An Amtrak trainee operated train derailed and collided with a rush hour commuter train in a tunnel injuring 264 people. The crash caused diesel fuel spill and smoke with many passengers dazed and some trapped.
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Boston Tunnel
Boston
Amtrak
Joe Povoas
Thomas Glynn
Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority
County approves first pet neutering law in nation
San Mateo County officials tentatively pass an ordinance requiring neutering to curb stray dogs and cats. Private breeding would pause six months from July, with permit holders allowed to reproduce after 1992. final approval sought next Tuesday.
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Redwood City
Calif
San Mateo County
Sherry Richert
Peninsula Humane Society
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