Perot Avoids Commitment on presidential Run
Ross Perot withheld a decision about reentering the presidential race. Bush and Clinton courted his volunteers with high level delegations while Perot waited for word from his backers and set a possible decision for Thursday or Friday.
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Ross Perot
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Bill Clinton
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Clinton
Texas
CNN
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State Department confirms Serbs committed atrocities
Two former prisoners from Serb detention camps reported to U S officials that about 3 000 Muslims were killed in Brcko in May and June The witnesses described spontaneous mass killings and transport of bodies to a cremation plant while a no fly zone over Bosnia was considered The State Department said the information is the most credible to date and was shared with U N officials
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Colin Powell
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Roland Dumas
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Adoption Brings Kylie Home With Vrbiceks After Tragic Loss
Susan Hajek’s death leads to Kylie’s adoption by Cedar Rapids family Diane and her husband plan to honor Susan by keeping Kylie connected to her mother. The adoptive parents, Milton Turner and Kylie’s birth family seek justice while adjusting to life with the child. The final hearing marks a bittersweet milestone amid grief.
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Elizabeth Hajek
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Counties and Cities Embrace Shared Services Across 28E Deals
Twenty one counties and three cities join forces to meet solid waste standards as a state pushes to cut mandates and boost cooperation. ISAC notes 1524 sharing pacts since 1965, with 1990 as peak at 187. corrections lead, followed by road maintenance, social services, fire protection, and landfill/solid waste.
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David Vestal
Iowa State Association of Counties
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Pentagon approves spending to send planes to Farnborough show
The Defense Department authorized up to 500000 to fly Army AH-64 Apache helicopters and Air Force F-15E Eagles to the Farnborough Air Show in England. Deputy Defense Secretary Atwood approved the move in mid August with contractors expected to cover about 321000 of the cost. Final totals await travel vouchers and cost documents. costs charged to Army Air Force and Navy.
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Donald Atwood
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Ken Satterfield
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Air Force
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