Bush scores solid Delaware primary victory
Republican George W. Bush won Delaware with 51 percent of the vote securing 12 delegates, while John McCain finished second after skipping the state. Steve Forbes placed third as Alan Keyes trailed, amid a GOP contest shaping up for Michigan and South Carolina. Democratic voters had Al Gore winning easily over Bill Bradley.
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Army medic Alfred Rascon awarded Medal of Honor at White House
Alfred Rascon received the Medal of Honor from President Clinton for saving comrades in a Vietnam jungle 34 years ago. He credited his platoon, noted he was not yet a citizen during the war, and said the honor belongs to those who stood with him. Clinton praised his selflessness and immigrant story.
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British lawmakers move to reclaim Northern Ireland powers
In London the House of Commons passed a emergency bill 352 to 11 enabling Britain to strip Belfast’s devolved administration of powers. The move follows IRA disarmament stalemate and a demand from Peter Mandelson that the Belfast government be saved or collapse. Ulster Unionists conditioned cooperation on IRA disarmament.
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Gore clashes with Bradley over Medicare in Florida
Vice President Al Gore assailed Bill Bradley on Medicare saying Bradley would not fund the program, while Bradley’s camp defended his record and pushed for broader health coverage. Gore cited Florida’s aging population as key in a March 14 primary context.
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Study links Androste nedione to higher testosterone
Harvard led study finds androstenedione raises testosterone above normal in 42 men over seven days. Side effects include acne and heart risk. researchers caution about long term effects and note mixed prior results.
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Illinois death penalty moratorium urged after exonerations
Leonard Pitts argues capital punishment cannot be justified given innocent people are condemned. He cites Illinois exonerations since 1977 totaling 13 freeing and 12 executions, Gov. George Ryan’s moratorium call, and broader flaws from false confessions to prosecutorial misconduct, urging national reflection.
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Gazette promotes agriculture with soybean ink and recycling drive
The Gazette explains its use of soybean ink and recycled newsprint to support farming. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on 4250 Sixth St SW or at the nearest collection site.
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