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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 1987

Page

5

Explosions Rock Panhandle Chemical Plant Killing Three

Investigators began assessing two blasts at Hoechst Celanese in Pampa Texas that tore through the plant, blew out windows six miles away, and sparked a large fire. Three killed, 35 hurt, 60 residents evacuated. officials probe causes with federal agencies joining the investigation.

Pampa Texas Hoechst Celanese Corp. Chemical Department of Public Safety Wayne Beighle Hoechst Delanese Panhandle Amarillo Guard Ted Hodgers Thomas Graham

Antiabortion groups split over Kennedy nomination for Supreme Court

The nomination of Anthony M. Kennedy divides antiabortion organizations though he has not ruled on abortion cases. National Right To Life praised Kennedy for judicial restraint while American Life League criticized him for not denouncing Roe v. Wade. Leaders from both sides debate his stance and trust in the White House.

Washington Anthony M. Kennedy Supreme Court Kennedy Sacramento Calif U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Reagan National Right To Life Committee The American Life League Anyon Reagan White House Roe League Beller Paul Brown Douglas Johnson National Right To Life Committee Brown White House Mr. Brown Johnson

Wisconsin launches learnfare program to curb teen truancy

Wisconsin unveils a first of its kind learnfare plan to cut high school dropouts by tying welfare benefits to teens’ school attendance. The program seeks to shrink welfare reliance by encouraging teens to stay in school, with sanctions targeting families of truants and daycare support for teen mothers. Critics call it an experiment on the poor while supporters say it offers a path out of poverty.

Madison Wis Wisconsin Tommy G. Thompson Thompson Timothy Cullen State Department of Health and Social Services AFDC Assembly Thomas Loftus

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