Armored truck spills money on Detroit freeway
On Interstate 75 in suburban Detroit, an armored truck shed hundreds of thousands of dollars during rush hour. Police report two money bags broke open with estimates from $200,000 to $600,000, drawing 10 to 15 cars to stop. A man may have sped off with as much as $20,000 while others turned in cash and helped recover scattered bills.
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Titanic Release Delayed To December By Paramount
Paramount Pictures announced Titanic will debut December 19 US time, delaying from July 2 by over six months amid production and AI speculation. A nurse saved her boyfriend using dental floss after a shark attack in the Bahamas, severing his arm. four US fishing boats were seized by Canadian authorities for failing to notify and haul in gear under new rules.
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Clinton faces lawsuit over Jones claims and White House records
The 8th Circuit ruled the Paula Jones case can proceed during Clinton’s presidency. Justice Stevens noted possible presidential testimony may occur at the White House. Jones seeks 700000 in damages from Clinton, who denies the encounter. Settlement possible if Clinton admits or apologizes.
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Los Angeles
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Little Rock
Arkansas
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Tougher standards focus of Clinton's Goals 2000 program
President Clinton advocates national standards for reading and mathematics under Goals 2000. Critics note no new federal funding and challenge local control, calling for staff training and reforms to align curricula with nationwide testing. The plan would push changes in teaching methods, possibly adopting deeper mastery models from Japan.
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National School Boards Association
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Eudora council rejects firings in closed sessions
About 100 people jammed Eudora City Hall as the council rejected Stewart’s firing moves toward Long and two other staffers. Long, a 25 year police veteran, declined comment after the vote as rumors swirled about whether Stewart’s bid to remove Long had failed.
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Jerry Cooley
City of
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