Gettysburg superintendent Bollinger resigns after four years
Dr Dorothy M Bollinger announces resignation as Gettysburg school district superintendent effective in June after four years in office. She cites a need for a career change and says the board will begin a search for a successor, with input offered but limited participation in the selection.
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Chester G. Schultz
Long View Drive
Robert E. Curtis
John R. Haubert
Department of Education
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Bush to send Baker to Iraq for peace push
President Bush announced that Secretary of State James A. Baker III will travel to Iraq in a last-ditch diplomatic effort to secure UN backed peace. If diplomacy fails he said the U S is prepared to wage war with enough power to get the job done as Baghdad criticized the move and welcomed the bid for talks.
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Saddam
Tariq Aziz
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U.S
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United States
Baghdad
France
Abdul Razzack al Hashimi
BBC radio
Mandela Warns ANC Members Against Intimidation Tactics
Nelson Mandela told a Cape Town audience the ANC will act vigorously against members who bully rivals. He spoke as black on black violence surged across Natal and Johannesburg, with thousands dead, and urged discipline within his movement during the honor ceremony at the University of Cape Town.
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CAPE TOWN
South Africa
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Inkatha Freedom Party
Mangosuthu Buthelezi
KwaZulu
Inkatha
University of Cape Town
Martinez tapped to head war on drugs
President Bush named outgoing Florida Governor Bob Martinez to head the national war on drugs. The choice emphasizes his tough policing record and prison expansion, with critics noting Florida crime rose during his tenure. Martinez vows continued enforcement while balancing prevention and treatment.
Bennett shifts to war on Democrats
Washington AP reports William Bennett, fresh from the war on drugs, is named chairman of the Republican National Committee to wage war on Democrats. President Bush designates Bennett to succeed Lee Atwater, who remains general chairman. Atwater praised as chief strategist. The move follows Martinez's nomination to head the drug policy office.
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Atwater
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Durne
White House
Bob Martinez
Florida
Republican Party
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