Mayor surrenders records and freed from jail in Birmingham
In Birmingham Mayor Richard Arrington agreed to hand over personal appointment records to a federal judge after a week of contempt proceedings. He was released after spending a day in custody and the records were turned over per the judge's directive.
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Panel backs plan for national education standards
A federally appointed panel endorsed implementing national standards and voluntary tests for all subjects. The plan aims to phase in over a decade with support from President Bush and potential federal funding, while shifting from multiple choice to essay and problem solving.
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Amoco Ordered to Pay 200 Million in Oil Spill Case
A three judge panel of the 7th U S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld about 200 million in damages against Amoco for the 1978 Amoco Ca diz spill off Brittany France. The ruling follows a 14 year legal battle with French villages and towns seeking compensation.
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White House moves to cancel W-88 warhead production
The Bush administration will halt the W-88 nuclear warhead, cancel any further production, and partially shut Rocky Flats Colorado where triggers were to be made. The action saves over 1 billion dollars and shifts funds to environmental cleanup as the United States enters a period with no warheads, orders, or active development.
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Shuttle astronauts chat with president and Young Astronauts
Discovery crew spoke with President Bush during a White House event with the Young Astronaut Council. Astronaut Norman Thagard and Hilmers discussed space life and farming seeds in Spacelab as observers asked questions. Hilmers, a De Witt native and Cornell College graduate, retires soon after his fourth space flight.
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