Rinaldo to Leave House After 20 Years in Congress
Rep. Matthew Rinaldo of Union New Jersey announced he will not seek a 11th term in the House and will pursue a new career in 1993. The 61 year old Republican ranking member of the telecommunications and finance subcommittee declined to reveal his next job.
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Endeavour Carries Animals for Space Lab Mission
Cape Canaveral AP dispatch reports Endeavour loading two fish four frogs hundreds of hornets and thousands of flies for a laboratory research mission set to launch at 10 23 a m with forecasts showing a 70 percent chance of favorable weather. Separately Ross Perot said he is not planning an October surprise return to the presidential race but left the door open if deficits and other issues remain unresolved.
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Wrong chips trigger Las Vegas chip heist tale
In Las Vegas two men beat and robbed a potato chip truck driver after discovering Vegas Chips were not poker chips. The assailants forced him at knifepoint to a remote area and demanded the chips, then fled with keys and money. The driver suffered a head injury but was not seriously harmed. Vegas Chips VP Dick Falk confirmed cargo identification showing a bag with potato and gaming chips.
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Bush approves 72 F-15 sale to Saudi Arabia
President Bush announced the approval of selling 72 F-15 fighters to Saudi Arabia at a McDonnell Douglas plant in St. Louis. The deal, valued around 9 billion dollars, is expected to save about 7,000 jobs at the Missouri plant and up to 40,000 statewide including suppliers, with Congress allowed 30 days to block it.
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Flood washes away camp and belongings in Big Cove gorge
In Cherokee North Carolina a flash flood from a mountain gorge swept through Big Cove washing away Manuel Watty’s camper home crafts and car leaving only a shovel and a jar with 970 dollars. The flood damaged about a dozen homes and forced evacuations while four missing campers were found safe. Trout tanks at Cherokee Trout Farms were emptied by the rising flood.
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Wisconsin Regents Repeal Landmark Speech Code
The University of Wisconsin voted to repeal its early speech code by a 10-6 board of regents vote after heated debate in the Legislature. The move aligns with broader concerns over First Amendment rights and signals a nationwide shift away from campus bans on certain words.
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Two private planes collide killing Indianapolis leaders
A collision of two private planes ten miles south of Indianapolis at 3 p.m. killed six aboard and injured two more. Victims include Frank McKinney Jr., John Weliever, R. V. Welch, and Michael Carroll, with others among city business and civic figures. One plane struck a house. a 12 year old girl escaped unharmed. Ground casualties were none.
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Clinton joins values debate at Notre Dame speech
At Notre Dame Clinton urged focus on helping every child born in the U S A noting his support for abortion rights. He contrasted faith and conscience with calls for religious war and urged respect for all families while recounting a Cedar Rapids encounter with a baby with AIDS.
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U S weighs no fly zone over Bosnia to curb Serbian air power
A Bush administration official said the United States and allies are considering a no fly zone over Bosnia Herzegovina to neutralize Serbia's air supremacy. The plan, discussed with Britain and France, would enforce the ban by shooting down violators and could draw the U S deeper into the Yugoslav conflict.
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