Guidelines to test federal workers for illegal drug use
Washington AP. The government will publish detailed guidelines in Monday's Federal Register outlining technical requirements for testing federal workers for illegal drugs. The rules cover specimen collection and lab standards but not who is tested or the testing conditions. Departments will specify those details. currently only Defense and Transportation test in sensitive positions. Unions oppose the tests as rights violations and have filed suit to block them.
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Law firm tied to Lincoln folds after 116 years
CHICAGO Isham Lincoln and Beale co founded by Abraham Lincoln s son dissolves after internal strife and a failed merger. Partners cite a dismal outcome from merging with a younger firm. The 1872 firm counted clients such as Commonwealth Edison McDonald s Tribune CBS and NBC.
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Playboy moves to Lake Shore Place in Chicago
Playboy President Christie Hefner announced a 15 year lease for 100000 square feet on the 15th and 16th floors of a luxury high rise to be named Lake Shore Place. The building at 666 North Lake Shore Drive will house Gates Enterprises Inc with a new street number 686 by that time.
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Meese praises Ecuador on drug crackdown during Latin tour
U.S. Attorney General Edwin Meese met with Ecuador’s President Leon Febres Cordero in Guayaquil and praised efforts to curb illegal drugs. He urged multinational cooperation at an airport news conference before flying to Lima. He warned drug trafficking threatens world security and pressed for a global narcotics force, though Latin American officials have not publicly responded.
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Rebuilding Bikini Atoll plans emerge worldwide
Coverage outlines post nuclear cleanup efforts at Bikini Atoll with international interest. Details highlight environmental monitoring, resettlement prospects, and funding questions raised by global observers.
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93 year old boy sets cross country flight record
Tony Aliengena, 13, became the youngest pilot to fly across the United States and back in a 6,000 mile journey. He landed at John Wayne Airport in California after stops in Texas, Tennessee, North Carolina, Virginia, Massachusetts, Washington DC, Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona. He began from Phoenix, flew with instructor Ed Fennett, and was observed by the National Aeronautics Association. He plans to continue flying and hopes to go around the world.
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Massive LA gang sweep nets 592 arrests in citywide blitz
Police renewed a 1000-officer operation lifting the hammer on gangs. Frio said 224 arrestees were believed gang members as 592 were taken into custody Friday night into Saturday morning, with 10 guns and 96 vehicles impounded. The effort followed a city pledge to reclaim the streets and included arrests by the chief and an assistant chief.
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Zaccaro Convicted of Selling Cocaine in Vermont Case
John Zaccaro Jr. was found guilty by a Vermont jury of selling one quarter gram of cocaine to an undercover officer in 1986 while a Middlebury College student. Ferraro blamed prosecutor John Quinn and others, said she would appeal, and noted plea bargains in similar cases. The verdict carries up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine.
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Weather snapshot for Douglas County zones and regional readings
Multiple zone forecasts show partly cloudy, cold, and windy today with highs near 50, clearing tonight with lows in the 20s. Monday turns mostly sunny and warmer in most zones, with highs 50s to mid 60s. Northeast Kansas and Clinton Lake data note temperatures, precipitation and lake levels, including official readings and comparisons to normals.
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Baker says sanctions hurt Panamanians not Noriega
Santa Barbara AP Baker, White House chief of staff, conceded that the Friday announced economic sanctions against Panama have hurt Panamanians more than Noriega. He said the measures were unavoidable and aimed at undermining Noriega while recognizing the Panamanian people bear the burden. He noted Noriega has hidden assets and that the sanctions have not significantly reduced his power or wealth. The president's hope is to pressure Noriega and improve canal and American security, yet Baker stressed the harm to Panamanian civilians remains evident.
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