Mass turnover leaves fresh faces as Congress nears 1993
Washington AP notes more than 100 newcomers expected in 1993 amid aging members and ethics shifts. With 29 incumbents already announcing retirement, the wave follows redistricting pressures, public disdain, and a new rule allowing pre-1980 retirees limited use of leftover campaign funds.
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Teachers accuse bias against girls in U S classrooms
Washington AP report notes a AAUW study finding pervasive gender bias in elementary and high school classrooms texts tests and teaching. Activists cite women as 72 percent of teachers yet girls lag in math and science while educators acknowledge unconscious bias and the need for attitude changes.
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NASA chief Richard Truly resigns as administrator
Washington AP reports space shuttle pioneer Richard Truly will resign as NASA administrator, remaining until April 1 as the White House starts the search for a successor. President Bush cited regret, noting differences over NASA direction and budget battles ahead.
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Couple spent 78 years in five room sod house
May Stinnette, 98, recalls wedding to Thomas in 1914 when they rode a horse drawn buggy to their vows. Their five room sod home no longer stands though their marriage endures. She notes they now go to the moon, a light line amid memories of a long life.
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Gasoline prices fall as OPEC oversupply boosts American drivers
Prices at the pump hit their lowest in years with the national average around $1.04 per gallon and some areas under 90 cents. Experts say the drop is election related and may not last, while critics push for reduced oil dependence. Saudi Arabia and OPEC signals show reluctance to cut output to lift prices this spring.
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Bush launches re election bid in New Hampshire speech
President Bush announced his candidacy for a second term in Washington and spoke in Concord New Hampshire urging Congress to pass his economic plan intact by March 20. He said the "liberation of America's economy has begun" and pledged to hold lawmakers to the deadline while facing challenger Patrick Buchanan.
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