Noted Civil Rights Champion Joseph Rauh Jr Dies at 81
Washington telecast reports Joseph Rauh Jr. died at Sibley Hospital after a heart attack. Rauh, 81, founded Americans for Democratic Action and served as its president, later on NAACP executive board.
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Hurricane victims brace for more rain in Homestead
Weary residents in Homestead Florida endure ongoing devastation from the August storm with 75 to 80 percent of homes and businesses unsafe. Federal troops and National Guard numbers rise as a tropical wave threatens more rain and a military convoy distributes ice and drinks.
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Everglades National Park Shuttered After Hurricane Andrew
The Everglades and Biscayne parks suffered extensive damage from Hurricane Andrew. Park officials estimate the Everglades damage at over 30 million dollars affecting roads and equipment. reopening may take months to years. Endangered species like sea turtles and manatees face unknown impact while bird populations mix.
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University delays genetics crime conference over funding split
The NIH froze 78000 dollars for a genetics crime conference at the University of Maryland prompting an indefinite postponement. Organizers said the move threatens academic freedom and faced sharp criticism from black leaders.
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Bush attacks Clinton over taxes on small businesses
President Bush in Fredericksburg says Clinton would tax mom and pop firms heavily, framing small business as a goose that should pay more. He contrasts his private sector career with Clinton's and accuses Gore of a three part plan to tax, tax, tax.
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Clinton presses Bush on debates in Arkansas call
Bill Clinton urged President Bush to explain why he rejects debates while Republicans counter that Clinton aims to distract from his Vietnam draft troubles. Clinton vows to attend the Sept. 22 East Lansing debate as Sierra Club endorses him and Gore.
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