Quayle Abandons 1996 Bid Citing Family First
In a statement Dan Quayle said he could have run a winning campaign but chose to put family first and skip a grueling fund raising schedule. Advisers noted a bleak fundraising outlook and difficulty securing experienced operatives as health issues were not cited as factors.
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Witness Testimony Cited as Key in Cocaine Case Verdict
Lindsey Sillick testified amid a high tension trial where prosecutors and defense debated diminished capacity. Jurors found the testimony significant while discussing cocaine metabolites and psychosis, with defense anticipating an appeal despite the verdict.
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Deadline missed on 71 million technology fund package
Corbett said lawmakers would avoid the 1992 budget reform rule that withholds increases without consensus on allowable growth. Districts must finalize contracts by mid March. Gov Branstad urged support for the GOP plan, while Senate leaders blamed him for stalling negotiations. A conference committee was formed to mediate, ending the restricted panel talks.
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