Bishops vow tougher action on priest abuse in nation
In South Bend the head of the nation’s Catholic bishops pledges aggressive steps to curb priest sexual abuse, aiming to protect children and break the abuse cycle. Other briefs report a fatal Piper Cub crash near Addison, Texas. Milwaukee protests at clinics with 143 arrests. Newark detectives seek missing Exxon executive Sidney Rese. and U S mayors at Houston meeting push foreign aid spending toward urban problems.
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Indians file appeal over judge illness claims
The Samish and related tribes ask a federal court to overturn a 1979 ruling that their tribes no longer existed, arguing Judge George Boldt may have been impaired by Alzheimer’s disease at the time. The motion cites a 1984 death certificate listing the disease as the underlying cause of Boldt’s death, with onset years earlier. The communities reside in Puget Sound area.
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Bush presses fight against higher taxes in Dallas visit
President Bush urged Republicans in Dallas to oppose tax increases while criticizing rival prospects Ross Perot and Bill Clinton. He tied his stance to Reagan era tax cuts and urged California taxpayers to join the revolt, framing Washington as bloated and pledging to keep fighting for change.
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Bush orders covert plan to curb weapons proliferation
U S officials disclose a secret presidential finding signed last year authorizing the CIA to pursue measures to block weapons of mass destruction. The move opens covert actions from scientist recruitment to sabotage and espionage as policy shifts to counter multiple rising threats.
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Gotti Seen Still Running Gambino Mob From Prison
Police and federal officials say Gambino boss John Gotti will try to steer the family from prison after his expected life sentence. Investigators caution that capos may challenge his authority once sentencing occurs in Brooklyn federal court.
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Engine failure eyed in Arizona Grand Canyon sightseeing crash
Federal safety investigators flew to a remote Grand Canyon site where 10 people died in a sightseeing plane crash. NTSB inspectors from Washington and Los Angeles said it was too early to determine the cause, but engine failure was suspected.
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