Dole Faces Gore Over Tobacco Remarks in Campaign Row
In Washington Gore challenged Dole on smoking risks saying kids see smoking as stronger than milk is harmless. Dole defended his comments noting not all find smoking addictive and urged relying on medical opinions. He opposes FDA nicotine regulation but backs measures to keep tobacco from minors.
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Youth vote campaigns mark 25th anniversary effort
National associations unveil voter registration push for 18 to 20 year olds. National Association of Independent Colleges and Universities will distribute motor voter forms across 3,000 campuses. Youth Vote 96 releases 14 public service announcements to boost youth participation. In aviation news, a USAir Shuttle 727 was grounded after a storm and wind shear damaged a wing on Flight 6500 with 111 passengers onboard.
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Bond producer Cubby Broccoli dies at 87
California obituary notes Albert R. Broccoli known as Cubby produced 17 James Bond films and helped create the long running series. It recalls Dr No in 1962 with Harry Saltzman and cites Broccoli choosing Sean Connery after his wife spotted him in audition reels.
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Nationwide ADA scam drains 830 victims in 41 states
Justice Department says more than 830 people nationwide were defrauded of about 8 million dollars by schemes exploiting the Americans With Disabilities Act. Victims bought bogus ADA inspector licenses and useless anti skid chemicals, with false promises of high returns and nationwide sales.
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Park killer arrested in San Francisco double murder
Police arrested 70 year old Margrito Franco on charges of murdering 15 year old Sylvia Menendez and 18 year old Carlos Hernandez in Precita Park. The killings stunned residents as witnesses described a random shooting after the couple had attended church. A pistol found near Franco’s home matched bullets from the park. Both victims were connected to the Seventh Day Adventist Church and seen as devoted partners.
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U S growth steady with signs of possible rate rise
The Commerce Department reports GDP rose 2.2 percent in the January March quarter, far above the prior quarter’s 0.5 percent. Analysts say momentum could push the Fed to raise rates soon to avert overheating, though others see no near action and warn the economy is not overheating.
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CIA panel cites CIA roles in Guatemala rights abuses
The Intelligence Oversight Board says credible evidence shows several CIA assets in Guatemala ordered or took part in human rights abuses since 1984, including assassination and torture. The panel faulted CIA communications to Congress and noted lack of due attention to rights questions. it could not determine Bamaca's killers.
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