Bono Kennedy and Clinton era headlines in a single frame
A reflective Gleason column contrasts Bono and Kennedy deaths with Diana’s passing and notes Bono’s rise from mayoral stint to Congress. It also critiques Kennedy’s tabloid notoriety, the Clintons’ beach photo in a Paula Jones context, and hints at looming budget and Social Security debates.
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Congress
Washington
Clinton
House
Newt Gingrich
Mike Deupree
The
Gazette
FBI agent ordered to stand trial in Ruby Ridge shooting
Boundary County Prosecutor Denise Woodbury filed involuntary manslaughter charges against FBI sharpshooter Lon Horiuchi for the 1992 Ruby Ridge siege death of Vicki Weaver. A Bonners Ferry magistrate ordered Horiuchi to stand trial after determining sufficient evidence for the charge and setting an arraignment for February 13. The case raises questions of recklessness and the boundaries of federal immunity.
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Vicki Weaver
Los Angeles
Seattle
Idaho
Lon Horiuchi
Randy Weaver
Ruby Ridge
Quentin Hardin
Weaver
Horiuchi
U.S
Boise
U.S. Justice Department
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Hardin
Weaver Cabin
Boundary County
Denise Woodbury
President Clinton proposes 22 billion in child care subsidies
President Clinton proposed 22 billion dollars in child care subsidies and tax breaks to aid working parents. The plan includes a 7.5 billion five year boost to state block grants, expanding tax credits, and a new business tax credit for employee child care, with funds partly from a tobacco industry settlement.
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Washington
Uncle Sam
Clinton
Congress
East Room
Tential
Herb Kohl
D-Wis
Senate
Tobacco
Judge clears way for start of Kaczynski trial
A federal judge in Sacramento ruled that Theodore Kaczynski cannot replace his court appointed defense and the trial will proceed today. The defense sought to argue paranoid schizophrenia to negate criminal intent but was opposed by Kaczynski who prefers San Francisco lawyer Tony Serra and anti technology defense. The judge denied the request and ordered the trial to begin.
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Robert
Kennedy
Kaczynski
Sacramento
Calif
Theodore Kaczynski
Quin Denvir
Judy Clarke
San Francisco
Tony Serra
U.S
Garland Burrell
Inner city teachers doubt students can succeed in college
A Education Week report finds less than 20 percent of high school teachers in inner city schools believe their students have the skills for college. It links low expectations to poorer performance on reading, math and science nationwide. Urban districts serve 11 million students, a quarter of public enrollment.
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Washington
Education Week
Clinton
Gazette Promotes Agriculture Using Soybean Ink and Recycling
The Gazette highlights its commitment to the future by printing with soybean ink and using recycled news print. Readers are urged to recycle newspapers at City Carton, 4250 Sixth St. SW, or at nearest recycling location.
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City Carton
Sixth St
Cedar Rapids Daily Morning Edition Subscription Notice
Morning edition subscription offer details for Cedar Rapids area readers. Includes 4 week rate of $19.00 and mailing route information. Provides address for subscription changes and two contact numbers for General Service.
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Coney Az Intazete
TTE, Inc
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