Souter backs conservatives in Florida murder case ruling
Justice Souter joined the court's conservative bloc and the liberals to form a five to four majority overturning a Florida murderer's death sentence. The ruling ordered reconsideration of Robert Parker's sentence, faulting the Florida Supreme Court for the review process.
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Bailout may cost environment
Conservationists warned that hundreds of environmentally sensitive properties seized in the savings and loan bailout could be sold for inappropriate use. Government thrift officials scrapped plans for the U S Fish and Wildlife Service to catalogue the sites and propose preservation actions.
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Navy ends search for airman in Gulf crash
Navy officials suspended the search for Lt. j.g. Christopher T. Coston after his plane vanished in the Gulf of Mexico. The 25 year old Middletown Ohio resident, stationed at Meridian Mississippi, disappeared en route to the USS Lexington to complete carrier qualification landings, with the Lexington cruising about 10 miles north of the Marquesas Keys.
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Post Office OKs 29-Cent Stamp Push to 29 Cents
U S postal governors approve broad rate hikes including a four cent rise to 29 cents for first class mail effective February 3. Card rate up to 19 cents, express minimum to 8.35 dollars, and a future 27-cent payment rate. New stamps mark the change and a make-up stamp is introduced to bridge the difference. The move aims to balance the postal budget without taxpayer subsidies, amid ongoing labor contract arbitration.
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Gorbachev vows reform drive despite Baltic crisis
Gorbachev defended continued perestroika and rejected claims he is dictatorial after Baltic violence left about 20 dead. He blamed unconstitutional acts by separatist parliaments and shadow committees, urged restraint, and stressed no shift in internal or external policy. European Parliament delaying a $1 billion food aid plan in protest.
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Bush urges 25000 at anti abortion rally in D C
President Bush joined the anti abortion march by phone as about 25000 demonstrators gathered on the Mall to press Congress and the courts to keep abortion from abortion on demand. He praised efforts to reverse Roe v Wade and urged more adoption and alternatives. The crowd was smaller than last year amid war fears.
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