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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1992

Page

5

Pentagon picks Sean O Keefe to lead Navy amid scandal

Reported selection of Sean O Keefe 36 Pentagon comptroller and ally of Defense Secretary Cheney to head the Navy follows a leadership failure after a Las Vegas convention incident where 26 women were assaulted by naval aviators. Senate approval required.

NEW York Sean O’keefe Pentagon Defense Dick Cheney Navy Congressional O’keefe Senate H. Lawrence Garrett Las Vegas

Timing key on Clinton running mate decision debated

ITTLE ROCK Ark AP Aides ponder whether Bill Clinton should announce his choice this week or delay to build momentum at the New York convention. Some toyed with July 14 timing to clash with All Stars. Clinton travels to Washington as aides review extensive candidate background research. Campaign spokeswoman Dee Dee Myers says announcement likely between Wednesday and Monday.

Ittle Rock, Ark Bill Clinton New York Clinton Washington Arkansas Vention Dee Dee Myers Myers

Cuomo to Nominate Clinton for Democratic Nomination

New York Governor Mario Cuomo agreed to nominate Bill Clinton at the Democratic National Convention in New York City. Cuomo, urged by DNC Chairman Ron Brown, will deliver Clinton's presidential nominating speech on the convention’s third night. Clinton aides praised Cuomo as a strong speaker and party voice.

Dave DeSavino Madison Square Garden New York City Washington Post Ittle Rock Ark New York Mario Cuomo Arkansas Bill Clinton Clinton Cuomo Democratic National Committee Ron Brown Dee Dee Myers Democratic Party Brown

Glassboro College to be renamed Rowan College of New Jersey

Henry M. Rowan the Inductotherm Industries founder donated 100 million dollars to Glassboro State College the largest single gift to a public college. The college will be renamed Rowan College of New Jersey in September with funds supporting an engineering school and endowment. Inductotherm employees' children will attend tuition free. The college serves about 9 800 students in four schools. The gift follows the 1967 Johnson Kosygin campus talks draw global notice.

Glassboro N.J Glassboro State College Rowan College of New Jersey Henry M. Rowan Inductotherm Industries Inc Rancocas Inductotherm General Endowment Lyndon Johnson Aleksei Kosygin

Classified papers allowed to support George defense

Federal Judge Royce Lamberth ruled retired CIA official Clair George may introduce certain classified documents at his Iran Contra trial to show he did not intend to lie to Congress. He also ordered much of the exhibits be deemed irrelevant or replaced with generic CIA process evidence. The trial opens July 13 and prosecutors await further review of the expurgated rulings.

Washington CIA Clair George Congress U.S Royce Lamberth Lamberth George White House Oliver North Richard Hibey Lawrence Walsh Hibey

NEA survey shows ongoing underrepresentation of minority teachers

The NEA reports minority teachers remain low in the profession with only 8 percent black, 3 percent Hispanic, and 1.4 percent Asian. Male elementary teachers are scarce while one in three students belong to a minority. The average teacher is a 42‑year‑old white married woman earning 31790 annually. Party affiliation shows 32 percent Republican and 36 percent Democrat.

Washington Post Y Ashington National Education Association NEA America Bob Chase

NEA protests classroom TV ads targeting students

The National Education Association called for an end to classroom television commercials, approving a resolution authorizing letters to media firms and advertisers. NEA leaders identified Whittle Communications as the primary target, noting its 12 minute daily news show advertises to 7.1 million students in thousands of schools.

Ashington National Education Association Keith Geiger NEA Whittle Communications Knoxville, Tenn

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