Bush veto of civil rights bill shocks activists
Atlanta scene as Civil rights leaders react to President Bush vetoing a employment discrimination bill. Rev. Joseph Lowery and Rep. John Lewis condemn the decision while Jesse Jackson calls for a return to mass direct action and broader protest.
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Joseph Lowery
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
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John Lewis
D-Ga
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Lewis
Washington, D.C
Jesse Jackson
Emily Junge
Hotel and Restaurant Employees Union
H.H. Brookins
Washington
NASA safety board flags near misses by astronauts
The NTSB reports seven incidents since 1986 in which NASA T38 jets flew at unsafe proximities to other aircraft. It cites aging jets and outdated comms as risks and cites a near collision near Dulles on May 15 1989 involving Space Shuttle Commander David Walker. The board urges modernization and a second pilot during takeoffs and landings.
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National Transportation Safety Board
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Tim Borson
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Dulles International Airport
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Robert Gibson
Berson
Safety Board
Jim Burnett
Fifth and Sixth Graders Understand Drugs but Disapprove
A national poll found 5th and 6th graders are aware of illegal drugs, alcohol, and cigarettes, with two thirds having heard of sniffing substances. Attitudes are largely negative toward drugs, though about one third expect to try alcohol by high school and 5 percent expect to try other drugs. Curiosity drives beer willingness. few would try drugs to see what they are.
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Kids For Change
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