First Lady Wins Mock Presidential Vote in Boston
In Boston a straw ballot by a Democratic women's group named Why Not a Woman? listed future female presidential candidates. Hillary Rodham Clinton won the mock election as a write‑in, saying God no when asked about running. She was flattered and will monitor the group’s progress as it aims to put a woman at the head of the ticket within a decade.
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Lightning strike kills guard soldier at Fort Dix
Early morning lightning hit three small tents housing National Guardsmen during weekend training at Fort Dix, killing Ss Kenyon Hodges, 22, of Trenton, and injuring five others with two in critical condition. A sixth soldier was cut while aiding victims.
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Time to Buy Mutual Funds Magazine Publisher and Newsletters
Time Inc. agreed to acquire The Institute for Econometric Research expanding its business pub lineup led by Fortune and Money magazines. The deal includes Mutual Funds Magazine launched in 1994 with 750000 circulation and several newsletters like Mutual Fund Forecaster and Investors Digest. The Institute will operate as a standalone entity based in Deerfield Beach Florida with its own staff.
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Clintons Visit Chelsea at Stanford amid Weekend events
President Bill Clinton and Hillary Clinton wrapped a private weekend with daughter Chelsea at Stanford University where she is a freshman. They planned two Los Angeles fundraisers for Democratic House candidates, including Loretta Sanchez, aiming to raise about one million dollars. An unidentified young man sat with the family at church and lunch, with no information provided by Marsha Berry, the first lady's press secretary.
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Judgment day arrives for former math teacher
Theodore Kaczynski faces four life terms plus 30 years after pleading to multiple murders and attempted killings in a case that halted West Coast air travel, with victims and relatives prepared to address Judge Garland Burrell Jr. at sentencing. The 55-year-old former professor may speak, though his lawyers are unsure.
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Microsoft warns Wall Street over Windows 98 delay
In a letter to about 150 analysts, CFO Greg Maffei warned that regulatory delays to Windows 98 could have broad negative consequences for Microsoft and the entire PC industry. He outlined financial risks from potential antitrust actions and noted major PC makers have lined up Windows 98 campaigns. The missive echoed a prior warning from executives at Intel, Micron, Dell, Compaq, and Hewlett-Packard.
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Motive questioned in abuse case of disabled women
State police accuse a Florida family of imprisoning Melinda Vinson and her two disabled daughters, beating them and chaining them to a box spring for days. The Dennees were jailed on unlawful imprisonment charges after authorities found Beverly Vinson and Melinda Vinson missing and the women placed on a bus to Jacksonville, Florida.
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