Pentagon plans larger tougher base closures in 1995
Washington AP reports the Clinton administration is preparing a broad 1995 base closure order that could match or exceed all prior rounds since 1968, cutting facilities by at least 15 percent. Defense measures face strong political resistance as costs of closures and environmental cleanup loom while savings remain uncertain.
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House
James Hansen
Utah
Armed Services Committee
Morel season joys and allergy fears in Emmitsburg
Kayla Morningstar and her mother narrate a mushroom hunting outing that splits the group with Kayla's allergy to newly cut grass and possible sensitivity to morels. Deputy Gerald Horner recalls the basket of mushrooms from last spring and plans for Kayla to help seek them this year. Morels will be plentiful in May and are prepared by soaking in saltwater before frying or serving with steak or in omelets.
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Morel Season Lasts For Only A Couple of Months, Ms. Kwarta
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Clinton closes town hall run with health care blast
President Clinton wrapped up a televised town hall blitz in St Paul and other cities defending universal health care as his top year‑long priority. He blasted paid ads by insurers, urged lawmakers to vote, and noted a week of health care focus aimed at turning public attention toward reform.
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Bill aimed at club discrimination dies in Maryland panel
Annapolis AP report: House Economic Matters Committee kills a bill denying liquor licenses to clubs with discriminatory membership policies by a 13 to 10 vote. Delegates debate balancing anti discrimination with cultural and religious group rights as lawmakers consider religious exemptions and impacts on private clubs.
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