NASA to analyze itself and set future space goals
NASA administrator Daniel Goldin announced an agency wide self analysis to align space program goals with a constrained budget. He named two teams to review what NASA should do and what it can fund in a tight fiscal environment.
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Yale president to head private school venture
Benno Schmidt Jr will be president and CEO of The Edison Project, aiming to create a national chain of 1,000 private schools. The venture intends to open at least 100 schools by 1996 and all 1,000 by 2010, asserting a higher quality education at costs under public schools.
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Clinton expands wins as uncommitted surge stirs race
Clinton captures Kentucky and Arkansas primaries while Perot gains strength with uncommitted voters in both parties. Bush holds solid margins in Kentucky and Arkansas as Clinton nears the 2145 delegate goal ahead of California and five other states closing the primary season.
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Alienated teens ignore black leaders study says
New York AP reports a study on the hip hop generation of urban black teens who fear ostracism for discussing safe sex or drugs and largely ignore leaders like Jesse Jackson Magic Johnson and even President Bush. The 300 group discussions and 400 survey participants found mainstream media like television ineffective for reaching them, highlighting the challenge for future educational campaigns funded by the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation and conducted by MEE Productions in Philadelphia.
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Bowen faults policy on fetal tissue research
Otis Bowen, former Health and Human Services secretary, criticized the Bush administration for continuing the fetal tissue transplantation ban. He called the compromise plan to create tissue banks scientifically worthless and argued that tissue from miscarriages and tubal pregnancies is unusable for research.
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