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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1996

Page

3

Jobless Rate Rises Slightly as Markets Jump on Report

Unemployment edged to 5.2 percent in September while a weaker jobs report sent stocks higher. The Dow rose 60 points to near 6,000, Treasury yields fell to 6.73 percent as investors betting on steadier rates. Labor officials attributed the small rise to manufacturing and school employment shifts, with schools up 157,000 from a year ago.

Washington Wall Street Federal Reserve Treasury Federal Reserve Board Fed Clinton Labor Department Labor Robert Reich Main Street Bureau of Labor Statistics Katharine G. Abraham

House adjourns quietly as 104th Congress ends

Washington AP notes the Republican 14th Congress adjourned sine die after a near empty chamber. Rep Robert Walker ended two years of partisan battles at 2 52 p m EDT with a 52 minute session. The outgoing body sent Clinton 14 bills on date rape drug penalties and commemorative coins for Jackie Robinson and Crispus Attucks.

Washington Republican 14Th Congress Robert Walker R-Pa Newt Gingrich R-Ga Power Rangers Walker Clinton Jackie Robinson Crispus Attucks House Gingrich North Carolina Michigan Dick Gephardt Dmo 104Th Congress GOP Senate Colorado Cache la Poudre River Patricia Schroeder D-Colo

Lehrer to moderate debates in 1996 presidential race

PBS veteran Jim Lehrer is named the moderator for the upcoming presidential debates with Clinton and Dole, and for the vice presidential clash in St. Petersburg. The choice, praised for fairness, follows Lehrer’s recent outing moderating Congress leaders’ debate in Williamsburg and mirrors his long journalism career.

Washington Public Broadcasting Newt Gingrich Dan Barbara Tom Peter Bernie Jim Lehrer Mr. Lehrer Public Television PBS Lehrer Clinton Bob Dole St. Petersburg Fla Clinton-Dole Congress House of Burgesses Williamsburg

G I Joe adds woman pilot to new line at Kennedy Space Center

CAPE CANAVERAL AP The Hasbro Hasbro G I Joe line expands with a woman helicopter pilot figure in combat gear ready to airlift the wounded. Marketing director Karen Lehman says the change responds to consumer requests amid a growing 500000 collector base. PARIS AP Princess Stephanie of Monaco secures a speedy divorce from Daniel Ducruet in Monaco court, following publicized affair photos.

Cape Canaveral Fla G.I. Joe Kennedy Space Center Hasbro Karen Lehman Paris Stephanie Monaco Thierry Lacoste Daniel Ducruet Belgium Fili Houteman Ducruet Britain Hello! Magazine

Bill targets date rape drug with tougher sentences

The bill makes using Rohypnol or similar drugs as a weapon a crime with up to 20 years in prison. It also covers possession, manufacture, or distribution with intent to commit a violent crime, while simple possession without intent carries up to three years.

Washington Clinton House Senate Gerald Solomon R-N.y

Birthday roses stun Tulsa couple in 600 rose gesture

In Tulsa Oklahoma Virginia Cohimia received 600 roses from her husband for her birthday. One dozen for each of her 50 years were delivered from 7 a m to 5 30 pm Thursday. He joked he would never send flowers again after her dating refusal. The 50th bouquet featured a bird of paradise, echoing an earlier gag.

Tulsa Okla Virginia Cohimia Charlie Cohlmia Mrs. Cohlmia Bird of Paradise

Mercury News crack series questions CIA link

The San Jose Mercury News three part report Dark Alliance claimed a CIA backed army ran a cocaine ring feeding Los Angeles gangs. The Washington Post questioned key findings while the Mercury News defended the core claim that CIA associates trafficked in cocaine. The series centers on Nicaraguan dealers Blandon and Meneses linked to a CIA run group.

Washington Dark Alliance San Jose Calif Mercury News San Francisco Bay Area Los Angeles CIA Washington Post Danilo Blandon Norwin Meneses John Deutch The Jerry Ceppos South Central

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