Five pregnant sailors removed from carrier Eisenhower
Five pregnant sailors have been removed from the USS Eisenhower, the first U S warship with women in its permanent crew, as Navy policy requires shore duty after pregnancy. The carrier, home-ported in Norfolk, left for sea with about 450 women aboard a 5000-strong crew.
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Healthier school lunches proposed by USDA rules
The Agriculture Department proposes rules requiring schools to offer healthier lunches by the 1996 1997 school year. The plan eases the path to align roughly 25 million daily meals with nutrition guidelines by permitting modifications to fat sodium and cholesterol. The proposal also covers the school breakfast program and emphasizes more fiber fruits grains and vegetables.
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Agriculture Department
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Japan rattled by minor quake in Kobe center
A mild quake struck Kobe on Saturday causing tremors in a city with many unstable buildings from the earlier disaster. The magnitude was about 3.0, with no immediate damage reported as authorities patch through efforts while 29 people remained missing from the January 17 quake.
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Hyogo
Adams County Economic Development Corp reorganizes officers
The Adams County Economic Development Corporation re elected Barbara Hartman to a second year as president and Daniel Murray to a second year as vice president. Tom Collins will serve as secretary, Gerry Richardson as treasurer, and Executive Director Robert Hendricks as assistant secretary treasurer. New board member additions include Richard Ludwig Lex O McMullan John L Rice and James Roberts on two year terms. A $19900 grant to Timothy F Crosby Architects Gettysburg funds AutoCAD drafting system and a new employee from Vocational Rehabilitation office.
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Barbara Hartman
Daniel Murray
Adams Electric
Tom Collins
Biglerville
Gerry Richardson
Hanover Building Systems
Randy Inskip
Robert Hendricks
Richard Ludwig
Schindler Elevator Corp
Lex O McMullan IL
Gettysburg College
John L Rice
Rice Fruit Company
James Roberts
Columbia Gas
Hendricks
Timothy F Crosby
Gettysburg
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation
Preservation group buys land to shield Gettysburg battlefield
The Friends of the National Parks at Gettysburg announce a deal to buy development rights for the 60 acre Clyde L Mummert farm along Low Dutch Road east of Gettysburg. The easement protects the land within Gettysburg National Military Park boundaries without removing it from local tax rolls and tracks as a high priority site in the NPS land plan.
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Gettysburg battlefield
gepen
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Clyde L Mummaert
Low Dutch Road
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Mummert
NPS
NPG
ovary
Gettysburg National Military Park
Congress
George Bush
Anthony Howard
Howard farm
George G Meade
Plea agreements urged as rule in modern justice system
Spicer argues plea agreements are legitimate elements of criminal justice and should be encouraged not discouraged. He notes appellate courts accept them as fact and beneficial, while acknowledging the term plea bargain can mislead the public. Keefer cites constitutional and procedural complexities shaping pleas.
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Oscar Spicer
Spicer
Adams County
More Allegations in Simpson Trial Reported
Prosecutors sought a juror instruction accusing Dr. Simpson's lawyers of disrupting the murder trial by violating a court order. Defense lawyers urged the judge to limit the instruction to acknowledging a mistake. The dispute concerns references to witnesses by Johnnie Cochran Jr during opening statements and nondisclosure of witness identities.
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Dr. Simpson
Johnnie Cochran Jr
SIMPSON
Peruvian Troops Move Toward Ecuador Border
Peruvian forces were dispatched toward the Ecuador border after both nations accused each other of cross border attacks. Ecuador declared a national state of emergency and mobilization as fighting continued with disputed border outposts. No casualty figures confirmed and reports conflicted over helicopter attacks and repelled offensives.
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Ecuador
Quito
Sixto Duran-Ballen
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