NASA plans first wave of deep cuts eliminate 28000 jobs
NASA Administrator Daniel Goldin outlined a restructuring that would trim about 28,000 civil service and contractor roles across 10 centers and move shuttle operations toward private industry. The plan aims to meet Clinton’s requested space cost reductions while resisting further Capitol Hill budget cuts.
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Pilot fined after toilet paper bombing over Independence
A Dallas man, 38, Robert B. Moore, was acquitted of flying under the influence but convicted of a dare driven act involving rooftop toilet paper bombing in Independence Kansas. He was also convicted of refusing a breath test and faces up to seven months in jail and $1,000 in fines at June 13 sentencing.
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Two Georgetown girls rescued after dark jungle ordeal
In Guyana, two girls aged 13 and 9 were found after a month in the Amazon dense forest where they had sought berries and evaded jaguars and snakes. Their rescue drew gifts and a government honor as their uncle’s search failed. Another story reports a Scotland Yard accountant stealing 8.5 million pounds over eight years and buying a Spanish villa and Highland mansion. Oklahoma ceremonies marked victims of the Murrah bombing with bagpipes and a tree planting, honoring fallen law enforcement officers.
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Mandela funeral hit by gunfire as riot police intervene
At Mandela's funeral for 11 KwaZulu Natal massacre victims, a suspect fired into the air after being mobbed by onlookers. Mandela remained unharmed as bodyguards shielded him and riot police detained the assailant, who was beaten by the crowd.
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Clinton closes Pa Ave for security after White House review
President Clinton ordered the immediate closing of Pennsylvania Avenue in front of the White House to motor traffic, allowing pedestrians under a plan to convert the street into a landscaped pedestrian mall. The action follows security reviews prompted by past threats and the Oklahoma City bombing, with Treasury Secretary Rubin signing the order and officials citing safety for motorists and visitors.
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Balancing Act: Republicans Push Toward a Balanced Budget
Washington Republicans push for a balanced federal budget within seven years. The Kasich plan targets $1.4 trillion in cuts and $350 billion in tax cuts, including eliminating three Cabinet departments and 13 agencies. Senate plan aims for nearly $1 trillion in cuts with tax relief only if it preserves balance.
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