Lobbyists face stiff opposition to Thurmond alcohol bill
Senator Thurmond faces strong pushback from brewers distillers advertisers and broadcasters who warn warning labels would undercut liquor ads now worth about 2 billion annually. Senator Dorgan argues open container bans should be federalized using highway funds to pressure resistant states. The states oppose mandates though Dorgan cites seven states without drivinganddrinking prohibitions.
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Indiana
Tennessee
Mississippi
Alabama
Connecticut
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Computer repair workers edge toward integrated tech role in schools
School system faces rapid hardware and software changes as technicians like Mr Joy and Mr Kelly juggle repairs with learning applications. Training lags, manuals come on discs, and boards worry about costs while students flock to computers and pull apart machines.
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Bells Chimes Honors Schroeder At Trinity Chapel
Mr. Schroeder, longtime bell ringer, learned to play the chimes by transcribing music for the 10 bells in A or E major. He has about 1,200 selections, with Holy Holy Holy among favorites. A tribute service featured the hymn The Man in the Steeple and a portrait plus a bell with the chapel inscription. The bells, weighing a total 8,000 pounds, were made by Henry McShane Manufacturing Co and inaugurated May 14, 1893.
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Mr. Schroeder
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Schroeder
John F. Wenner
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Tax fight shapes next Texas special election impacts
The article discusses a Texas special election race between Sen. Bob Krueger and Kay Bailey Hutchison and notes the Democratic hold, with Vice President Gore a potential tie breaker. It covers party dynamics on the tax bill, possible GOP changes, and expected Democratic counter moves in Congress.
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Kay Bailey Hutchison
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Clinton
Senate Finance Committee
John Breaux
Louisiana
David Boren
Oklahoma
Death by own action noted in Kevorkian case
The article reports on a death by own action connected to Dr. Kevorkian and a man named Mansur. Investigators say the death was reported to the medical examiner before Kevorkian left the scene. Kevorkian and Fieger later went to police headquarters for homicide investigators questioning.
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