Minnie the astro chimp dies at 41 in New Mexico
Minnie once understudied for Ham and Enos and trained for the Mercury Project but never flew. She died March 14 of old age at Coulston Foundation's Holloman base operations. The facility has overseen the space chimps since 1993.
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Kasich Leads GOP Attack on $217 Billion Highway Bill
In Washington Kasich and 10 Republicans denounce the highway measure calling it a hog that is over the top. They vow a bid to slice billions from the bill as conservatives steer a rightward agenda ahead of the election year.
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Justice Department reviews Noranda Hill allegations
The Justice Department is examining claims that President Clinton and White House aides traded overseas trade mission placements for campaign contributions. Noranda Hill, a Dallas broadcasting entrepreneur, testified in a civil suit and faces unrelated fraud charges. investigators weigh credibility and legality before possible independent counsel appointment.
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Powers the JFK confidant dies at 85 in Boston
Dave Powers, longtime aide to John F. Kennedy and keeper of the Camelot legacy, died in Boston at age 85. Known as the president’s coatholder and Sancho Panza, he helped shape Kennedy’s political rise and later oversaw the JFK Library.
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State board cites hospital worker admission of mass killings
The California Respiratory Care Board says Efren Saldivar admitted killing 40 to 50 patients at Glendale Adventist Medical Center since 1989. Prosecutors investigated for a month without charges. Saldivar was jailed March 11, then released for insufficient evidence. Glendale police describe a March 11 interview in which the confession occurred.
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Illinois jury orders firm to pay damages for children's cancer
A Taylorville jury awarded more than 3 million dollars to the families of four children who developed neuroblastoma after a 1987 coal tar cleanup at a Central Illinois Public Service Co. plant. Two contractors were cleared. AmerenCIPS plans to appeal.
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