Storms injure eighteen in Texas and kill infant in Henderson
Storms across Texas injure at least 18 people including 10 at a Maypearl football game while a 3 week old boy dies when his home is destroyed in Henderson. Damage hits an apartment complex, church, shopping center and high school.
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Negative campaigns take toll in Washington Post piece
Washington Post notes that campaign 94 ends with harsh, substantive gaps as parties avoided major debates. Voters endure nonstop negative ads while faith in government sinks, risking more partisan bickering and little governing agenda ahead of 1996.
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Thomas Patterson
Syracuse University
CITYLINE to update Tuesday's voting coverage nationwide
CITYLINE will provide hourly updates on national races involving Oliver North Ted Kennedy and Speaker Tom Foley across seven U S regions and five state races Tuesday evening. Call 3637000 or 3377000 for category VOTE updates with regional results and expert commentary.
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Alternate jurors to play big role in murder trial
In the O J Simpson murder trial, judges may call on alternate jurors to replace regular jurors if illness emergencies or media exposure disrupt the panel. Judge Ito seeks 15 alternates to guard against mistrial as selection begins.
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O.J. Simpson
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NASA loses contact with Atlantis due to crossed signals
NASA briefly lost contact with space shuttle Atlantis and its six crew members as it switched Tracking and Data Relay Satellites. A White Sands relay station computer failure coincided with the switch, but engineers traced the outage to crossed signals and restored communication after eight minutes.
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Study on Violent Behavior in Chicago Neighborhoods
A $4 million eight year study of 11 000 youths in Chicago seeks causes of violence. It examines how social and physical environments shape individuals, tracking subjects from newborn to 24 across white, Black and Hispanic neighborhoods with equal gender balance. Felton Earls directs the Project on Human Development in Chicago Neighborhoods.
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Science learns about cancer from survivors
Washington report notes about eight million Americans have survived cancer with fifty percent of early detections leading to cure. Researchers seek why some beat odds while others with similar profiles do not, aiming to understand the body's natural response and improve therapies.
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Los Angeles Times
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