U S and MIA talks stall amid optimism doubts
U S and North Korean negotiators are far apart on locating missing service members after a week of talks with little chance of a joint effort before tomorrow. A Defense Department official, Alan Liotta, expressed low optimism about reaching an agreement.
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Military eyes looser fraternization rules across services
The Defense Department reviews dating and sex rules for service members as Cold War era norms clash with a more civilian like postwar military. Officials say joint operations, more women in uniform, and threats from harassment policy spur the change, noting varied service prohibitions and complex command structures.
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Lawmakers push for TV family hour at eight
House Speaker Newt Gingrich and 100 lawmakers urged six major networks to restore a family hour from 8 to 9 p.m. to curb promiscuity and obscene language in prime time. The open letter targets the fall schedules amid ratings-system controversy and upcoming FCC and House hearings. CBS Inc executive Martin Franks countered that viewers still have choices.
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Three Firefighters Die In Arkansas Plant Explosion
Firefighters died as a pesticide packaging plant exploded in West Helena Arkansas. A smoldering pesticide bag triggered the blast and released chemicals including fungicides and insecticides. Police reported 17 injured as crews built a dirt levee to protect the Mississippi River and officials assessed air safety.
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Astronauts urge renewed American space dreams at hearing
Three veteran space figures Story Musgrave Buzz Aldrin and Ron Howard testified at a museum hearing on Americas Vision for the Future of Space Exploration. Aldrin urged Americans especially youths to dream again and pursue bold goals.
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