Bush and Clinton face primaries amid Perot intrigue
Arkansas, Kentucky and Idaho hold presidential contests as Bush and Clinton seek to extend momentum after routs, while Perot looms as a potential independent factor. Clinton eyes home-state boost and Kentucky victory to edge nearer 2,145 delegates. Bush seeks to cement undefeated run over Buchanan. Idaho offers 14 GOP delegates. Dems view the day as beauty contest with impact limited to later contests. Clinton campaigns in Arkansas then heads to Ohio and New Jersey amid calls to address unemployment and health care, as Perot’s rise reshapes strategies for November.
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Yale president resigns to lead national private school plan
Yale University president Benno Schmidt Jr will become chief executive of the Edison Project, a Whittle Communications venture to build a chain of up to 1,000 private schools by 2010. The plan seeks lower costs and improved education through a lab style environment, with initial aims of 100 schools by 1996.
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US Official Remarks on Times Statement Sparks Debate
A New York Times interview quotes an unnamed official warning that the paper’s report could trigger a broader dispute. The official cautions about potential repercussions while asserting the need for careful handling of sensitive information.
Thailand lifts emergency powers after deadly clashes
Thailand ends emergency rule imposed during last week's crackdown on pro democracy protests. The move follows parliament starting constitutional reforms to curb military influence, with Suchinda Kraprayoon stepping down after weeks of violence that killed and displaced many.
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Leno Opens Tonight Show Replacing Carson with Flair
In Burbank Jay Leno began as Tonight Show host stepping from a purple curtain to thunderous applause. He teased Dan Quayle and introduced Branford Marsalis as bandleader while Billy Crystal Shanice and Robert Krulwich joined as first guests. Crystal performed a playful tune spoofing Murphy Brown and Leno referenced Carson’s era.
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