Lamm Weighs Reform Party Bid Against Perot
Former Colorado Governor Richard Lamm is likely to seek the Reform Party presidential nomination and face a potential clash with founder Ross Perot. Lamm signaled a decision and planned an announcement in Denver next Tuesday. The Reform Party of California confirms talks and notes Lamm’s campaign website already exists.
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Colorado
Richard Lamm
Reform Party
Mark Sturdevant
Reform Party of California
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Mr. Sturdevant
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Perot
Sturdevant
Burundi Tea Factory Attack Kills 80 Near Bujumbura
Armed assailants attacked a tea factory 15 miles northeast of Bujumbura killing 80 people including workers and nearby refugees. The raid damaged the facility burning tea stocks 20 vehicles and administration offices with no further details available.
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Burundi
Bi i Radio
Lightning Strikes Beach Vacation Couple in Myrtle Beach
A lightning bolt struck seven people on a Myrtle Beach beach minutes after lifeguards began clearing due to a thunderstorm. One man was seriously injured and his wife, Harmon, described being paralyzed as medics revived her husband. five others were treated at the scene.
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Arctic Circle moves north prompting reups of tourist photos
Oslo based Verdens Gang reports the Arctic Circle has shifted 913 yards north of its presumed location. Alf-Eirik Hansen, operator of The Arctic Circle Center, laments the change as it alters a landmark drawing about 230,000 visitors yearly to a spot now debated as the circle’s true line.
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Norway
Arctic Circle
Verdens Gang
Alf-Eirik Hansen
Arctic Circle Center
Air France strike hits 70 percent of flights over merger plan
Paris AP reports France's state owned carrier canceled 70 percent of its flights as 11,000 employees walked out in protest of a planned merger between Air France Europe and Air France. Christian Blanc says the merger aims to boost competitiveness. The plan would cut about 950 jobs and end a 15 percent pilot premium at Air France Europe.
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Air France Europe
Air France
Christian Blanc
Air France Group
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U.S. forces may move troops from Riyadh to secure base
Defense Secretary Perry said the Pentagon could shift most Riyadh based 1500 troops to a safer site south of Riyadh following the Dhahran bombing that killed 19 U.S. servicemen. Saudi officials had proposed al Kharj as an alternative base while Perry voiced no intent to reduce U.S. forces in Saudi Arabia.
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Perry
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Clinton
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Mr. Perry
Kenneth Bacon
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Bacon
No media circus for Unabomber trial in Sacramento
Theodore Kaczynski will be tried in federal court with no cameras allowed. Judge Garland E. Burrell is known for tight control of proceedings and limiting public demonstrations. Kaczynski, arriving June 23, will be transported daily from jail via armored car to avoid daylight exposure.
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Garland E. Burrell
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Burrell
Bush
Clinton marks Independence Day with eagle, politics in Ohio
President Clinton celebrated the Fourth of July by emancipating a bald eagle named Freedom and praising Boris Yeltsin’s re election as a victory for reform in Russia. He also urged his own re election in Youngstown Ohio while Hillary Clinton spoke in the Czech Republic about democracy needing constant nurturing.
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Russia
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Ohio
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Czech Republic
Earth days lengthen as moon moves away
Washington AP report explains tidal forces from the moon have slowed Earth's rotation over millions of years, lengthening each day by fractions of a second. Scientist Charles Sonett leads a study using tidalite sediments to track historical tides, moon distance, and the eventual future of a synchronized Earth–Moon system.
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Charles P. Sonett
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