Public opinion shifts on Hillary Clinton and Whitewater law questions
A Washington Post and ABC News poll of 1512 adults from March 14 17 found about half believe Hillary Clinton broke the law over the Whitewater real estate venture. Respondents also doubted her truthfulness about the case, linked to her January grand jury appearance in Washington.
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Whitewater
the Post
Hillary Clinton
Washington
Oklahoma gifts sent to Dunblane victims bear drive
Oklahoma volunteers packed 2200 teddy bears for delivery to Dunblane Primary School in Scotland after a gunman killed 5 and 6 year olds and their teacher. Bobby Vail of the Tulsa County Sheriff’s Office said the gifts came from donors worldwide following the federal building bombing. The bears will be shipped by American Airlines and Pilot Air Freight, leaving Monday.
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Tulsa County
Vail
Oklahoma City
Federal Building
Guatemalan Leaders Linked to 1990 DeVine Killing
The New York Times reports that top Guatemalan officials including two presidents Vinicio Cerezo and Jorge Serrano and defense ministers may have covered up the 1990 killing of American innkeeper Michael DeVine. Authorities also probe ties to the death of Efrain Bamaca linked to an American lawyer.
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Vinicio Cerezo
Jorge Serrano
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Michael DeVine
Efrain Bamaca
the Times
Beef grading change delayed for older cattle by a year
The Agriculture Department delayed enforcing a rule barring some older cattle from high grade Choice or Select beef until January 1997. Ranchers cited market conditions, grain prices, and a cattle surplus, with several House members urging the delay.
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Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Atlantis docks with Mir bolster long term space mission
The shuttle Atlantis linked with Russia's Mir station 245 miles above Earth, delivering NASA astronaut Shannon Lucid for a five month stay. Commander Kevin Chilton guided the craft as chatter filled the cabin, while NASA assured safety amid a prior steering system leak and ensured regular calls home for Lucid during the mission.
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Shannon Lucid
Lucid
Norman Thagard
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Richard Scarfoos
Russian Space Station
Excommunication Threatened for Diocese Membership
Lincoln Diocese Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz warns all Catholics in the Lincoln area that membership in twelve organizations including Planned Parenthood Catholics for a Free Choice the Hemlock Society Call to Action and related groups risks interdict and possible excommunication after April 15. The warning aims to bring members back to the faith and follows calls for Nebraska’s Call to Action chapter.
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Lincoln
Planned Parenthood
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Hemlock Society
Southern Nebraska Register
Fabian Bruskewitz
Catholics For
Nebraska
Society of Saint Pius X
Saint Michael Chapel
Diocese of
Timothy Thorburn
Bruskewitz
Call To Action
Thorburn
Online TV listings for animated gourmet and space talks
Tribune Media Service outlines major computer services and on line programs for Sunday and Monday. Jacques Pepin and Jim Lovell appear on America Online alongside Matt Moneymaker and Sarah Ban Breathnach in varied topics with playful keywords. Norbert Wu discusses Galapagos travel. Scottie Pippen debates Bulls title prospects on America Online. The Journal-World online paper updates daily at 6 am via http://www.jworld.com.
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Jacques Pepin
America
Jim Lovell
Matt Moneymaker
Ohio
Sarah Ban Breathnach
World Daily
Jworld.com
Tougher school standards favored poll shows split on setters
A U S News & World Report poll finds 75 percent support higher standards while 27 percent want national authors, 39 percent favor local, and 45 governors plus corporate leaders plan a New York meeting to revive the standards movement.
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Washington
U.S. News & World Report
New York
Education Department
Bishop warns Catholics against joining organizations in Lincoln
In Lincoln, Bishop Fabian Bruskewitz cautions Catholics about membership in groups including Call to Action, Catholics for a Free Choice, DeMolay, Eastern Star, Freemasons, Hemlock Society, Planned Parenthood, and Rainbow Girls, urging discernment and adherence to church teaching.
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Lincoln
Call
Catholics
Eastern Star
Freemasons
Hemlock Society
Planned Parenthood
Rainbow Girls
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To answer an Access question, call the main J W Access number at 865-5000. To vote yes, enter category 3500. to vote no, enter category 3501.
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