Cohen visits Vietnam site seeks remains of MIAs
Defense Secretary William Cohen tours a mud pit near Dong Phu where forensic teams and Vietnamese workers sift earth for remains of soldiers missing from the Vietnam War. Cohen calls resolving MIA cases a top priority and aims to foster military ties with Hanoi.
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Vietnam
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William Cohen
America
Dennis Danielson
Cohen
U.S
Washington
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Dong Phu
MIA
U.S. Secretary of Defense
Ha Tay
School board backs broad based committee on facilities
Lawrence school board members support a large facilities committee with over 50 residents to study district needs but oppose spending up to 550,000 on Ohio consultants. The group would include diverse community representation to guide decisions on closing or building schools.
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Ohio
Lawrence Public
Jack David
Mary Loveland
Lawrence High School
Lawrence School
New Orleans
The Shelter rescinds threat after payment in adoption row
The Shelter resumes adoption work after receiving promised funds from Lutheran Social Services amid a dispute over payments. Executive director Judy Culley says The Shelter remains in the adoption business as LSS assures subcontractors will be paid. State officials note a broader compromise in foster care policy.
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Judy Culley
Lutheran Social Services
LSS
Kansas Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
Kansas Children's Service League
SRS
Bernice Karstensen
Culley
Hormone therapy not shown to prevent heart disease in women
A study challenges two decades of belief that estrogen supplements protect postmenopausal women from heart disease. Researchers found no evidence of slowed arterial plaque buildup or reduced heart attack risk, despite prior claims estrogen improves cholesterol profiles.
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Calif
United States
Clinton and NRA clash over gun killings rhetoric
In Cleveland Clinton says the National Rifle Association uses smear tactics to milk political gain from gun violence. He challenges NRA leader Wayne LaPierre to look into the eyes of bereaved parents as he accuses the group of stalling gun legislation. LaPierre counters that Clinton owes families an explanation for enforcement failures and alleges the Columbine era crack scene fuels anti gun actions.
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NRA
Wayne LaPierre
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