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Newspaper

Mesa Tribune

Location

Mesa, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1994

Page

4

White House meets on release of Cold War radiation tests

A White House summit with staff from Energy, Defense, VA and NASA will discuss releasing data on Cold War era radiation experiments. Secretary Hazel O Leary disclosed up to 800 tests including 125 mentally retarded children in Massachusetts and 23 pregnant women in Boston. The administration weighs victim aid and possible compensation while VA and Defense review hospital and Pentagon records for further evidence.

White House Energy Hazel O’leary Massachusetts Boston Energy, Defense and Veterans Affairs Departments National Aeronautics and Space Administration Jeff Eller Clinton George Stephanopoulos Defense Les Aspin Pentagon Edward Kennedy Ed Markey

Mitchell high School turns boarders save town from declining enrollment

In Mitchell Oregon the public high school operates a boarding program to steady enrollment and fund four teachers. Dorm students pay 75 dollars monthly. 14 beds filled since February with a 25 person waiting list. Principal Carroll, also a one man district staff, oversees strict homework rules and discipline.

Mitchell Ore Jaime McLawhorn Oregon Portland High Desert Jaime Michael Carroll Carroll Jo Ann Reynolds Astoria Oregon Coast Heather Sullivan Montezuma Crane Union High Harney County

Nation in brief Most police deaths by gunfire in 1993

Nationwide, at least 139 officers were killed in the line of duty in 1993, with 72 from gunfire, per the National Association of Chiefs of Police. Final tallies likely rise as reports come in. 1992 had 160 line-of-duty deaths, 70 by gunshot, while 1991 saw 143 gunfire deaths.

Washington National Association of Chiefs of Police Dennis Martin The Police Association

Record numbers leave Cuba for U S in 1993 exodus

Miami report shows a 1993 surge of Cuban refugees reaching Florida by boat. Coast Guard officials note 3,656 arrivals, a 43 percent rise from 1992’s 2,557, marking the largest flow since the 1980 Mariel boatlift of 125,000. Under a 1966 act, nearly all Cubans reaching U S shores can receive residency.

Miami Florida Coast Guard Chris Whitlock Mariel U.S. Shores

Passing motorist shoots teen in car in Norco

In Norco California a speeding driver passing on the right fired a gun at a slower car on Interstate 15 killing 19 year old Emmett Royston as his brother Ian Royston 22 drove. Deputy Mark Lohman of the Riverside County Sheriff’s Department described the incident on Sunday.

NORCO Calif Ian Royston Mark Lohman Riverside County Sheriff's Department Royston Emmett Lohman

Dole Tops GOP Poll for 1996 Nomination

Kansas Senator Bob Dole leads a Republican field in a Gannett News Service poll with 26 percent of respondents naming him as their preferred presidential candidate for 1996. Colin Powell follows with 16 percent, while awareness and familiarity of Powell outstrip other contenders.

Washington Clinton Congress Kansas Bob Dole Gannett News Service Louis Harris and Associates Senate Colin Powell Joint Chiefs of Staff Powell Dole Dan Quayle Iraq Joint Chiefs Quayle Emory University Merle Black Black Republican National Committee Haley Barbour Barbour Rush Limbaugh Limbaugh Dick Cheney Pete Wilson California William Weld Massachusetts Carroll Campbell South Carolina Bob Dole Ee Ae Tianaes

GOP seeks independent probe of Whitewater affair

Senate Republicans demand an independent counsel to probe President Clinton and the Whitewater deal and Madison Savings and Loan affair. Dole urges Reno to appoint a counsel, Gingrich backs probe, while Stephanopoulos calls it political opportunism. Clinton aides deny crimes and note prior reviews.

GOP Whitewater Washington Congressional Clinton Arkansas Savings and Loan Senate Robert Dole Janet Reno ABC David Brinkley House Newt Gingrich Georgia George Stephanopoulos Dole Kansas NBC the Clintons Sig Hillary Rodham Clinton Gingrich Reno Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan Association James McDougal Madison Whitewater Development Corp Clintons McDougal Waites Stephanopoulos Justice Department Rep Jim Leach Iowa House Banking Committee

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