Vietnam embargo ends divides veterans and families
The decision to lift the Vietnam embargo drew sharp splits among former POWs and families seeking missing servicemembers. Some say progress and reunions are possible, while others denounce it as betrayal and demand a full accounting before any normalization. Supporters include McCain and Kerry backing the move. Dole condemns it as wrong for the nation’s veterans.
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Vietnam opens talks and liaisons amid embargo shift
Clinton warned that current steps are not normalization and urged more progress before full ties. He announced plans for a U S liaison office in Hanoi to maintain low level contact. Some veterans groups oppose lifting the embargo until missing Americans are accounted for, while others push reconciliation with Vietnam.
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United to Launch Los Angeles Ho Chi Minh City Flights
United Airlines said it would start service to Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, pending government approval. With U.S. rights secured from Pan American in 1986, United seeks Vietnam authorization and plans Los Angeles to Ho Chi Minh City flights formerly Saigon.
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elaborate Tempe gambling ring involved college students
Tempe police probe a sophisticated betting network linked to Alpha Epsilon Pi fraternity members. Investigators review ledgers and files with a DPS computer expert assisting. The operation spanned the state, drawing ASU students into bets of 20 to 250 dollars. weekly income estimates varied, with some weeks showing profit and others losses.
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Attitude fits Buddy Ryan as Cardinals coach choice
Cardinals fans welcomed ex Bears assistant Buddy Ryan replacing Joe Bugel. Calls to ticket office spiked as Ryan’s hiring boosted interest and sparked talk of new offense, with ASU students and Valley residents weighing prospects and ticket plans.
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Buddy Ryan Takes Lead At Arizona Cardinals
Cardinals vice president Joe Rhein described mixed reactions to Buddy Ryan joining Tempe training, noting early negative calls gave way to optimism as fans expect a winning, playoff-bound team and excitement from Ryan's unpredictable coaching style. Houston linebacker Marcus Robertson predicts he will boost ticket sales and keep followers guessing.
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Ryan named Cardinals coach GM role after Turner departure
Buddy Ryan takes over as Arizona Cardinals general manager and coach, promising final say on personnel and the draft. He aims to reshape the team after Norv Turner left for Washington, with staff moves, free agency, and a plan to attract players and rebuild a lagging franchise.
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