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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1995

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Cloture Battle Ends Foster Nomination Power Play

In Washington the Christian Coalition and National Right to Life pressed for cloture to block Dr. Henry Foster's nomination as surgeon general. The votes fell short 57-43, killing the nomination for now and exposing GOP tensions over leadership and abortion politics.

Washington Christian Coalition National Right To Life Committee Henry Foster Foster Right To Life Committee NRLC Clinton Congress GOP Bob Dole Phil Gramm Dole

First grader steals car to reach school on time

A 7 year old boy in Colebrook New Hampshire stole a 1989 Ford Escort to get to school on the last day of class. Police Chief Mike Sielicki followed the car for two blocks to stop it without sirens. The child asked to drive the police cruiser on the way home.

Colebrook N.H Mike Sielicki Sielicki Karen Mercier

Major resigns as party leader in Britain

British Prime Minister John Major announces resignation as Sapecee Party leader, triggering a leadership election next month amid party infighting over EU integration. He warns he must resign as prime minister if he loses the July 4 vote as Conservatives face declining popularity and potential 1997 elections. CAPE CANAVERAL Mir awaits first US shuttle visit as Atlantis storms threaten launch. NASA aims to send seven to Mir with two returning, amid high emotion and Russian officials optimistic about historic moment.

London John Major Sapecee Major Britain European Union Cape Canaveral Fla Mir NASA Atlantis Yuri Semenov RSC Energia Norman Thagard

Shakespeare death mask confirmed as genuine by scholar

In Darmstadt German experts and Hildegard Hammerschmidt-Hummel link a centuries old Shakespeare death mask to known portraits. Proponents cite 17 matching facial features and an associated eye ailment analysis. The claim follows years of dispute over the mask’s authenticity.

Darmstadt Germany William Shakespeare Hildegard Hammerschmidt-Hummel Mainz University Shakespeare Wiesbaden Hammerschmidt

McVeigh Ordered to Provide Handwriting Sample

Oklahoma City AP report says bomb suspect Timothy McVeigh must give a handwriting sample to a grand jury. His lawyer cites credibility concerns about eyewitness sketches from the Junction City truck rental office and notes one drawing portraying an innocent Army private.

Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh Prand Jury Junction City Kan Stephen Jones McVeigh

Fort Ritchie Fate Hinge in Base Closure Plan

The Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission proposed closing fewer than half of the 57 bases reviewed, with 22 to shut down, seven to realign, and 27 kept open. Maryland faces losing Fort Ritchie with about 2,300 jobs at stake but some relocations possible. Pax River praised as a military center while Naval facilities in Annapolis and White Oak Face shutdowns.

Washington U.S Defense Base Maryland Fort Ritchie Naval Surface Warfare Center Annapolis White Oak Montgomery County Naval Medical Research Institute Bethesda Walter Reed Army Institute For Research Forest Glen Patuxent River Naval Air Station Naval Air Warfare Center Indianapolis Ind Barbara Mikulski D-Md Pax River Clinton Commission Alan Dixon Dill Dixon Senate

Army cites mistakes in fatal shootdown with no punishment

The Army found lapses by crew commanders in the December 1994 downing of a UH-58A in Korea but announced no disciplinary action. The investigation cited human error yet said no one should be penalized, while Defense Secretary Perry kept the door open for administrative measures.

Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina NATO Bosnia United Nations Haris Silajdzic U.N Army Washington Korea North Korea David Hilemon Clarksville Tenn U.S Iraq Air Force Defense William Perry

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