Gas pipeline blast kills one in affluent Indianapolis subdivision
An Indianapolis pipeline explosion and ensuing fire killed 84 year old Gladys Mills and damaged 56 homes while injuring a 35 year old man with third degree burns. Fire officials called the blaze concentrated in Lawrence Township as responders investigated casualties.
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Gingrich says he will stay on as House speaker
Newt Gingrich told a Georgia audience he will not quit and urged GOP lawmakers to work together on tax cuts and a balanced budget. He did not signal whether he will seek to oust other top leaders amid moves to challenge his speakership.
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Philip Morris Accused of Buying Liggett Silence
Miami AP Philip Morris the nations largest cigarette maker allegedly paid Liggetts legal bills for months to suppress warnings about smoking dangers attorney Rosenblatt told a jury LeBow owner said Philip Morris agreed to fund 10 million a year in bills while reconsidering his stance LeBow testified that Liggett acknowledged smoking causes cancer in 1996 after evolving from the party line.
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Latinos See Gap in Economic Boom Says Gore
Vice President Gore told the National Council of La Raza that Hispanics do not share fully in recent U.S. prosperity. A La Raza study estimates one third of Latinos live in poverty, lag in education, home ownership, and health coverage, as the 32 million Hispanic population grows. Raul Yzaguirre urged focus on the community’s fortunes for national progress.
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Greenspan Faces Question If Good Times Endure
As Greenspan prepares to brief Congress on midyear economic conditions, economists warn inflation is the primary risk to prolong expansion. The economy shows fast growth, low unemployment, and stable prices, while the Fed weighs policy actions to avoid past mistakes.
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