House aims to vote on school prayer by July Fourth
Rep Newt Gingrich said the House could vote on a constitutional amendment allowing school prayer by the Fourth of July. He cautioned two thirds are needed for passage, with Rep Ernest Istook tasked to organize a vote. Other leaders forecast mixed chances for various contract goals and spending cuts.
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Man fires on Wisconsin group homes injuring six
A 64 year old volunteer driver shot six people at two Wausau group homes believing they stole from him. Five are in critical condition, one in fair. All six were shot in the head. Police say the victims, including a 7 year old girl, identified the assailant, who was arrested after sleeping at home.
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Knife in pocket saves hunter from fatal shot near Minot
Howard Lemere, 28, escaped serious harm when a bullet struck his chest area but was stopped by a hunting knife in his shirt pocket during a deer hunt 20 miles northwest of Minot. He suffered a cracked rib as a nearby hunter fired three shots before fleeing. authorities are investigating.
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N.D
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EPA weighs stronger warnings on house fogger cans
The EPA considers labeling that insecticide foggers are extremely flammable and carry flame and explosion symbols. The move follows eight years of debate and industry lobbying. A 1991 Bronx apartment explosion, triggered by six cans ignited by a fridge motor, is among cited cases.
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USAir let jets leave gates with insufficient fuel
The New York Times reports USAir allowed nine flights to depart gates with less than federally required fuel and used a jet for 13 days despite a cracked wing flap. The two month review cites safety and training problems amid past crashes.
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Serbs regain most land in Bihac area of Bosnia
Bosnian Serb forces recaptured about 80 percent of territory lost in the Bihac region as fighting continued. U.N. spokesmen warned against cross border actions toward the Una River and noted heavy shelling overnight.
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