Trade Deficit Edges Down in May Amid Quiet Improvement
The United States posted a May trade deficit of 552.4 million dollars, down from 699.4 million in April, with imports at 4.465 billion and exports at 3.913 billion. Analysts say month to month figures are erratic, but aircraft shipments and farm product sales abroad helped modestly.
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Washington
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Ducas Vcomerce
Commerce Department
FBI Jobs May Go To 7 Women
Cincinnati AP article reports acting FBI director Patrick Gray noting seven of 15 female applicants for agency positions have been favorably recommended. Gray lifted bans on women agents and spoke during a routine visit to an FBI field office. He also commented on press coverage and potential future nomination.
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Ohio Petitions Question Hall Tyner Ballot Signers
At least 21 Ohioans who signed the Hall Tyner petition believed they were signing something else. Some thought Hall was an OSU student or a Democrat. others viewed it as a voter registration list or a right to run for president. Election boards verify over 9,000 signatures for a 5,000 threshold.
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ACLU to Appeal Supreme Court Surveillance ruling
The American Civil Liberties Union will seek Supreme Court review of a 5-4 ruling that blocks a suit against Army civilian surveillance. ACLU cites Justice Rehnquist's participation, arguing he should have recused after testifying to a Senate subcommittee in 1971. Rehnquist joined the majority cancelling the suit and the Army inquiry.
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Peter G. Peterson
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Supreme Court
Aryeh Neier
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William H. Rehnquist
Neier
Rehnquist
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Submarine hijack case nets gun and ransom find
Police report locating the submachine gun used in an American Airlines jet hijacking and most of the $502,500 ransom after a farmer found a sealed cash bag in a soybean field. Investigators say the suspect, a pockmarked man, likely was killed. the search covered miles of farmland near the Mississinewa Reservoir in Indiana.
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Tip
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