Three-Cubic-Feet Rule Upheld For White House Vigil
A federal judge upheld a National Park Service limit allowing demonstrators at Lafayette Park only three cubic feet of property during their 11-year nuclear disarmament vigil near the White House. The court rejected claims that the rule violates First Amendment rights.
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GAO finds WIC aid saves money with healthier babies
A congressional GAO study shows every dollar spent by the government to help pregnant women buy nutritious food and learn about diet yields nearly three dollars in savings in the first year. Long term benefits also appear from WIC spending for low income expectant mothers. Separately NASA weather risks delay Endeavour satellite rescue plan with 30 percent lift off chance on Thursday.
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Clinton sweeps two states and D C in 1992 primaries
Arkansas Governor Bill Clinton wins decisive primaries in North Carolina Indiana and Washington D C with about 65 to 75 percent support. He widens his delegate lead while Jerry Brown remains competitive mainly in Indiana and DC amid national unrest and SB Bush strong in GOP contests.
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Runyon Named Postmaster General in Move to Automation
Marvin Runyon, TVA chairman, was named U.S. postmaster general and will assume office on July 6. The agency aims to cut spending and steady rates as it shifts from hand work to greater automation, replacing Anthony Frank.
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Leaks Puzzle Persists in Thomas Ethics Case
Senate independent counsel Peter Fleming Jr failed to identify the sources of leaks regarding Clarence Thomas sexual harassment claims and an ethics inquiry into five senators. He subpoenaed reporters from the Washington Times Newsday and NPR, but they refused to reveal sources citing confidentiality. Grassley criticized Democratic senators for not pursuing Anita Hill's charges.
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Admiral Says He Deserves Fire Over Tailhook Abuse
Vice Admiral Richard Dunleavy said he should be fired for the Tailhook convention abuse case in Las Vegas where at least 26 women were molested by Navy and Marine pilots. He took full responsibility as the senior naval aviator present and criticized aviation leadership for years of inaction.
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