Oregon fires tied to abortion clinic attack by Shannon
A woman convicted of shooting Dr. George Tiller admitted setting six fires at abortion clinics in Oregon Nevada and California. Shelley Shannon faces up to 20 years with sentencing set for Aug 24 after serving a Kansas sentence from 1993.
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NASA reschedules Discovery launch for mid July
NASA will attempt to launch Space Shuttle Discovery on July 13 after crew repaired holes drilled into the fuel tank insulation by woodpeckers. Managers announced the new liftoff date on Wednesday. blastoff had been set for today.
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Lawmakers reject repeal of war act
The House voted 217 to 201 against repealing the War Powers Act in a foreign aid bill debate. The act would require the president to report to Congress within 48 hours of military action and allows a 60 day window for congressional action. President Clinton opposed the repeal moves but had supported repeal in past years. The bill would cut overseas aid and dismantle some foreign affairs agencies while maintaining aid to Israel and Egypt.
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Citadel to admit Faulkner. barracks life approved
U.S. District Judge C Weston Houck ruled Shannon Faulkner may join The Citadel corps if admitted, living in the barracks with a private room and bath and receiving the same training, discipline, and confrontation drill as male cadets. The Citadel has resisted her admission.
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Coroner details probable murder in Nicole Brown Simpson case
The medical examiner testified the four neck stab wounds and final throat wound likely killed Nicole Brown Simpson. He demonstrated how an assailant stood and held her, noting she was conscious briefly after a blow to the head before the fatal attack.
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Clinton vetoes GOP education and environment cuts in Rose Garden
President Clinton delivered his first veto targeting a 16.4 billion Republican package tying education, crime and environmental cuts to disaster aid. He offered to use line item veto only on spending if Congress sends long delayed powers, while GOP leaders pledged to repass the measure.
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