Livingston Admits Affairs as Republicans Rally Behind Him
Washington Republicans express support for Rep. Bob Livingston after he acknowledged extramarital affairs, asserting the case against Clinton centers on lying under oath. Some fear GOP unity could erode by January 6 as Democrats seize on parallels to the president. Flynt says Hustler investigated four women with Livingston.
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High School Fugitive Poses as Senior Star Student
Michael Backman, 31, on the run for theft and forgery, lived as 17-year-old Deangelo at Grant High School in Oregon since September. He attended classes, sang in the choir, and amassed a 3.94 GPA while a mystery guardian and forged transcripts suggested Beverly Hills High ties until detectives apprehended him during choir practice.
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Will Maxie
Beverly Hills High
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Kinko’s
Lew Frederick
Deandre Deangelo
Maxie
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Royal Blues Singing Pup
Tracey Atante Ross
Hefley
Job injuries illness down in 1997 fifth straight drop
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a decline in occupational injuries and illnesses in 1997, the fifth consecutive yearly drop. total injuries 6.1 million in private industry, 7.1 per 100 full-time workers. hours rose 3 percent, reducing rate from 7.4. Most incidents caused lost time or medical treatment. firms with 50 to 249 workers faced higher rates.
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Marathoner Charles McFerron Killed by Train in Castle Rock
Charles McFerron 82, a lifelong runner who began with 5Ks and completed his first marathon at 68, was struck by a freight train while walking along railroad tracks in Castle Rock. Deaf for years, he learned to read lips and inspired runners across Oregon and beyond. He raised funds for arthritis research and planned to run a Dublin marathon before his death while visiting relatives en route to Alabama.
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Arthritis Foundation
Bill McMillen
Teen Drug Use Remains Stable Across Grades
The Monitoring the Future survey reports that eighth, tenth, and twelfth graders showed no rise in alcohol, marijuana, and other drug use for a second consecutive year. Younger teens were less likely to have used drugs in the past year, and the overall tone is optimistic. Data comes from nearly 50,000 students in 422 schools, with the first 1998 snapshot released by a Clinton administration official.
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