Ohio Republicans endorse Dole for president in Senate race shadow
In Washington, Ohio GOP leaders Stan Aronoff and JoAnn Davidson endorsed Bob Dole for the presidential primary, signaling solid support from the Ohio Senate and House. Freshman Sen. Mike DeWine remained unaligned. Former Nevada Sen. Paul Laxalt also backed Dole.
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Murderer executed in beating death in Smyrna Del
Nelson Shelton and two relatives were executed by injection in Smyrna Del for beating 64 year old Wilson Mannon Jr to death after an 18 hour drinking binge in January 1992. Shelton, 27, refused to appeal his death sentence.
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New York City gays denied permit to march
Irish gay activists lost their bid to protest on St Patrick's Day after the 2nd U S Circuit Court upheld a ruling barring the Irish Lesbian and Gay Organization from marching. The court said the city could not safely permit two parallel marches on Fifth Avenue.
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Dog’s 1600 mile detour ends with Fort Collins find
Brian Harrington’s German shepherd collie mix Buddy vanished after a Saturday night in Central Islip New York. The 3 year old dog was found Wednesday on a Colorado highway near Fort Collins and taken to a local humane society. A phone number on the collar linked responders to the Harringtons in Port Washington New York.
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Clinton Turns Tables on GOP in Campaign Push
President Clinton reframes GOP attacks by casting Republicans as cruel. He targets a narrow slice of the Contract With America focused on programs facing cuts. The strategy aims to shape public opinion and spur legislative action while unsettling House Republicans.
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Clinton Defends Programs as Republicans Move to Cut Spending
Clinton attacks a House move to trim 17 billion in prior approvals while Republicans defend a plan to keep school lunches but shift administration to states with block grants. Kasich says better selling is needed. Kohut notes voters approve goals but disapprove the tactics.
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Land subsidies eyed as hit to Kansas land values
Kansas wheat leader Vance Ehmke warned the Senate Agriculture Committee that sharp farm subsidy cuts could shrink Kansas land values. A 30 percent reduction might lower values by 9 percent, while elimination could slash them by 52 percent, due to smaller net incomes and harmed rural towns. He noted U.S. farm programs help keep food affordable at about 10 percent of income.
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Eazy-E Reveals AIDS Diagnosis Amid Critical Hospital Stay
Los Angeles AP reports rapper Eazy-E Eric Wright, founder of N W A, disclosed he has AIDS and remained in critical condition at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Publicist confirms diagnosis within three weeks after breathing problems. Wright says he hopes to warn and help others. He notes the disease does not discriminate.
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Vaccine blocks ulcers says Italian team in mice
In Science, Italian researchers report an experimental H pylori vaccine protected over 70 percent of tested mice. The study led by Marta Marchetti shows vaccines against H pylori may be feasible and justify human trials. Infection often begins in childhood and spreads via fecal-oral contact, linking to ulcers and stomach cancer.
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Officers in Bayou face animal cruelty charges over alleged dog shooting
Investigators allege Greg Trantham and John Overstreet used a stray Lhasa to practice gunfire before killing it. Prosecutors say three witnesses saw a bullet riddled carcass. officers deny the accusations and plead innocence. Interstate 45 figure cited in defense. Interim Police Chief Williamson reports heavy backlash from letters, faxes, and internet postings.
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Conoco blames White House for botched Iran deal
Conoco officials testified before the Senate Banking Committee that regular consultations with State and administration officials misled the firm into pursuing a $1 billion offshore Iran deal begun in 1991. The venture collapsed after President Clinton issued an executive order killing the pact. Senator D'Amato accused both the Clinton and Bush administrations of inaction, calling for records to determine if Conoco was misled.
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