Quayle explains dropping 1996 presidential bid
Former vice president Dan Quayle said family concerns, not money, led him to abandon plans for a 1996 presidential campaign. He spoke at Wisconsin Lutheran College and said he aims to be a better husband and father, leaving options open for the future.
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Weather and lake report with phased moon data
Official readings outline today s temperatures high and low and records set in 1951 and 1899. Lake Clinton and Perry levels and temperatures are listed with normal levels for reference. Road access numbers and county highway authority contacts are provided along with moon phase dates for the period.
Bitter cold forecast with flurries and light snow
A frigid pattern brings highs from 10 to 20 with a north wind 10 to 20 mph. Tonight drops to 5 below to zero, then Sunday clears with readings near 15 to 20. A snow chance returns Monday, then dry and cold through Tuesday and Wednesday with mid 20s highs.
Zedillo Wields Army in Southern Mexico amid Political Tensions
Mexican President Ernesto Zedillo moves to deploy the army against Zapatista rebels in Chiapas and nearby states to project strength and quiet critics. The decision risks heightening tensions as hard-liners threaten further violence while PRI faces potential losses in upcoming state elections including Jalisco.
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Escaped tiger Shawana returns from ten day wild trek
Shawana the 200 pound circus tiger escaped February 1 from Carson and Barnes Circus enclosure near the Texas Oklahoma border and spent 10 days roaming forested Kiamichi Park. A helicopter pilot spotted her curled up and she was tranquilized and flown back to winter quarters where a veterinarian treated her with an antidote. Circus manager James Judkins said she seemed relieved on capture. If she becomes too wild the circus may send her to the Texas Exotic Feline Foundation for unsuitable for circus life.
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