FBI picks Sessions to lead agency after illness setback
FBI Director-designate William Sessions said a bleeding ulcer delayed his swearing in but he expects the ceremony to proceed Thursday. The former Western District of Texas chief judge fell ill aboard a Dallas to Washington flight, was hospitalized, and noted stress and aspirin contributed to the flare up. He arrived in San Antonio for a news conference and planned to resume duties soon.
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Robertson Says He Would Not Impose Beliefs as President
Pat Robertson told CBS Face the Nation he would not impose his religious views on the nation if elected president. He said the church and government should remain separate and that a Christian nation cannot be made by law, but by the people’s beliefs. He noted prayer guides him and he would consult leaders before ruling. He also suggested Democratic controversies could boost his campaign.
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Reagan presses Bork nomination despite opposition
President Reagan said the Bork Supreme Court bid is not dead and will continue. White House plans a bold campaign with daily activity to push the nomination ahead. Senator Hatch expects a full Senate vote despite committee opposition and vows no withdrawal.
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Chicago teachers near vote on tentative contract end to strike
The Nation Chicago Teachers Union House of Delegates may approve a two year pact to resume classes for 28 000 teachers and 430 000 students. The contract features a 4 percent raise this year and a smaller next year plus some class size reductions and layoffs estimated at 1800 positions. The plan would extend the school year and make up 19 strike days.
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Snowstorm blanketed New England with up to 20 inches
A rare early season snowstorm dumped as much as 20 inches across parts of New England and brought record low temperatures to the region. Power outages affected about 900,000 customers. Vermont Vermont Sugarbush Ski Resort saw light accumulations while Florida Mass. Berkshire hills reported 9 inches. Governor O Neill activated Civil Preparedness Center as widespread emergencies were declared in Berkshire County communities.
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Last Seabrook hearings begin
Federal hearings start Monday on evacuation plans for Seabrook area communities and nearby beaches as the final hurdle to licensing the 5 billion dollar 1150 megawatt plant 40 miles north of Boston. Officials and critics debate site safety and emergency response while NRC reviews state plans for 17 towns within ten miles.
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