GOP leaders apologize after failed revolt in Gingrich era
Washington AP House Republican leaders admitted they delayed quelling the revolt against Speaker Newt Gingrich after two weeks of palace intrigue. Majority Leader Dick Armey Whip Tom DeLay and conference chair John Boehner acknowledged not acting quickly enough. DeLay reportedly told dissidents he would support efforts to remove Gingrich. The session, led by Gingrich, aimed to steady party unity amid tax cut and budget debates.
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Relative 25 Tells Us What Our
Fragmentary OCR hints at a local feature about kinship and identity. The readable fragment mentions a relative and a vague count or age, but lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to anchor a full news-style summary.
Cunanan Found Dead Ending Major Miami Manhunt
The mayor of Miami Beach says the search appears over as remains found on a houseboat are believed to be Andrew Cunanan, the sole Versace suspect and linked to four other slayings. Police stormed the houseboat after a lengthy search concluding the national manhunt.
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Workers seek icy relief as Lawrence swelters in heat
In Lawrence heat nears a hundred, Bethany Cook and fellow Floral workers retreat to a 42 degree walk in fridge behind 2103 West 28th Terrace for respite. Others like chef Leland Oxley at Alvamar Country Club and HyVee meat manager Jason Pride describe cooling zones and personal tactics as temperatures climb.
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Washington fights over taxes and Medicare Band-Aid plan
Summers in Washington bring budget balancing tax cuts and Medicare changes that affect millions. Newt Gingrich blocks a palace coup as campaign finance hearings spill disclosures. Public indifference masks progress and hidden risks, amid lingering rhetoric and evolving tax provisions including a potential $500 per child credit and investor gains relief.
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