Potential first ladies mirror each other in 1996 race
The piece argues Hillary Clinton and Elizabeth Dole resemble each other as professional Ivy League lawyers, shaping public image to bolster their husbands’ campaigns. It notes media bias, iconic comparisons to Lady Macbeth and Cinderella, and quotes experts on perception and the evolving role of the first lady.
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Elizabeth
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Bob
Macbeth
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University of Pennsylvania
Annenberg School For Communication
White House
Allan Lichtman
American University
Honduran boy sent home after long search for mother
A 10 year old Honduran boy who crossed two countries and 1300 miles to find his mother in the United States will be returned to Honduras without further chance to search. Elmer Javier Licona, found June 18 in Guadalajara attempting to board a flight to Los Angeles, left his Honduran village with no food or money. His mother is said to live illegally in southern California. The odyssey drew international attention but did not secure a visa.
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Honduras
Elmer Javier Licona
Guadalajara
Mexico
Los Angeles
California
Elmer
Gunman kills in Georgia then shoots at crowd
In Columbus a gunman entered a home and shot a man dead before flagging down cars at a busy intersection and fatally shooting two more people including a 1 1/2 year old boy. Four others were wounded. Police charged 19 year old Michael Miles of Phenix City Alabama with murder and held him without bond. He later fled across the Chattahoochee River into Alabama where he was arrested.
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Columbus
Michael Miles
Phenix City
Ala
Wesley Mott
Chattahoochee River
Alabama
Space launch design evolves with lifting-body concept
The next stage in space launch vehicles embraces a lifting body design derived from aircraft concepts, promising integrated takeoff and landing with potential efficiency gains.
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Graham
NASA to Name X-33 Shuttle Replacer Winner
NASA will announce the X-33 winner from a yearlong competition. Three designs from California firms contend for a reusable rocket system to replace the aging shuttle fleet. Lockheed Martin Rockwell and McDonnell Douglas vie for the top concept with a $900 million prize and plans for unmanned Mach 15 tests in 1999.
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Fla
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Lockheed Martin Corp
Rockwell International Corp
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Nixon
Columbia
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Paul Klevatt
McDonnell Douglas
Yeltsin misses campaign appearance amid health concerns
President Boris Yeltsin, 65, skipped a final campaign event amid fears over his health as he campaigns against Gennady Zyuganov for Wednesday's runoff. He told Interfax he remains active with campaign HQs and allies, pledging reforms, stronger state control, and possible roles for Grigory Yavlinsky if re elected, while noting fatigue and a lost voice after numerous interviews.
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Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
Gennady Zyuganov
Kremlin
Moskovsky Komsomolets
Interfax
Zyuganov
Grigory Yavlinsky
Tennessee teen wins Americas Junior Miss title in ballet suite
Andrea Mead Plummer an 18 year old from Collierville Tennessee inspired by Forrest Gump wins Americas Junior Miss and a 30000 scholarship to study medicine at the University of Virginia. First runner up Diana Maria Kim of Arcadia California second runner up Mandy Lee Marchioli of Miami Florida.
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MoniLt
Ala
Andrea Mead Plummer
University of Virginia
Collierville
Miami
Mobile
Correctional supervision rises to 5.3 million in 1995
About 5.3 million Americans were under correctional supervision in 1995, 3 million on probation, 700,000 on parole, and nearly 1.6 million in jail. Since 1980 the total has nearly tripled from 1.84 million, with Texas leading in probation or parole at 518,000 and low end states like North Dakota and West Virginia near 510 each.
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