Danielle Wayne Hurricane Watch and Fleet Gen Van Fleet Death
Tropical Storm Danielle drifted off the North Carolina coast as two Atlantic hurricanes and three Pacific systems drew forecasters attention. Retired four star General James A Van Fleet died at 100 in Polk City Florida after a long military career spanning World War I through Korea. A Washington study for the OECD shows the United States ranks 13th in education spending among 24 industrialized democracies, with Japan spending the least but achieving strong results.
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Bill ends federal immunity for environmental laws
Congress approved legislation ending immunity for the Pentagon and Energy Department from federal, state, and local hazardous waste laws. The bill, passed by voice vote in the Senate hours after House approval 403 3, awaits President Bush signature.
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Bush Objections Sink Planned Presidential Debate
A planned presidential debate in Louisville was canceled after Bush aides refused to meet on rules for a single moderator format. The dispute over debate format raises questions about any Clinton Bush exchanges in the 1992 campaign. Bush proposed three journalists panels while Clinton barnstormed Georgia with Sen. Sam Nunn backing his security stance.
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Weinberger note ties Bush to 1986 Iran arms meeting
Classified Iran-Contra documents include a January 1986 Weinberger note in which Bush was present as Weinberger opposed covert arms sales to Iran. The note corroborates George Shultz testimony and challenges Bush denials about being informed or involved in the arms sales and Contra aid.
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12 Year Old Sues to End Parental Rights in Florida Court
In Orlando a 12 year old boy Gregory Kingsley sues to terminate his mother's parental rights so he can be adopted by a foster family. A July ruling by Circuit Judge Thomas Kirk recognizes the boy's right to appear in court as an adult would. Gregory accuses his mother Rachel Kingsley of turning him to an alcoholic father and abandonment to foster care. both parents deny abuse. He has lived with a foster family for almost a year after years with his mother. The father Ralph Kingsley is not contesting the suit.
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