Kemp Dole veer over running mate amid rumors and rivalries
In Washington a high level push unfolds as Kemp debates joining Dole on the 1996 ticket with Mack as a top rival. Dole aides probe Kemp on campaign scrutiny while McCain Nickles Campbell Engler are also considered. Mack and Kemp share history in the Conservative Opportunity Society.
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Feds Adopt Three Hour Weekly Educational TV Rule
After a six year battle federal regulators approved a plan to require broadcasters to air at least three hours weekly of educational programming for children ages 16 and under. The rule applies 7 am to 10 pm and takes effect September 1997, with enforcement tied to license renewals.
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America
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Fox
Carmen Sandiego
CBS
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Jetsons
FCC
Susan Ness
Julius Genachowski
Edward Markey
D-Mass
New neighbors of freed rapist angry in Orlando
John Crutchley the Vampire Rapist, released after 10 years and placed in a supervised halfway house in Orlando, faces local anger. Neighbors express fear while Crutchley begins a four month rehab and counseling program after two communities rejected him.
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Fla
John Crutchley
Crutchley
Disney World
Joe Hatem
State Corrections Department
Angela Davis
Gene variant may shield whites from AIDS infection
Boston researchers report that about one in 100 whites may resist HIV infection due to a CCR5 gene mutation. A further 20 percent carry one copy, potentially reducing susceptibility or extending survival. Two men with two mutant copies remained uninfected after heavy exposure, prompting tests for a blood screen and cautious notes on condom use.
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Aaron Diamond
Aids Research Center
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Landau
Cell
U.S
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David Prigmore
C.R. Bard Inc
John Connor
Lee Leichter
Food and Drug Administration
Two Boys Burned Mixing Napalm Recipe on Stove
Two Massachusetts boys aged 14 and 11 were injured when a napalm rumor from an Internet recipe ignited while they mixed gasoline with sulfur at a home. One boy was treated and released. the other remained in fair condition with burns up to 15 percent of his body.
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Mass
Michael Caponigro
Scott Landry
Caponigro
Landry
Caponigo
Scott Erickson
TV Star Sasha Mitchell in Custody Trouble Again
Levyn in trouble again TV star Sasha Mitchell, on probation for beating his wife, faces an arrest warrant for allegedly leaving the Los Angeles area without finishing court ordered domestic violence counseling. Mitchell, released from jail in mid June, did not stay in touch with his probation officer. He already served jail time in May after threatening his wife and missing counseling sessions.
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Los Angeles
Mitchell
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