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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1994

Page

3

Moorhead wages aggressive race against Goldstein

In Annapolis, Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein, 81, faces his first serious Democratic primary challenger, Jim Moorhead. Moorhead, a Montgomery County lawyer, has run a high financed campaign with critical ads alleging Goldstein profited from public payrolls and failed to guard taxpayers. Goldstein trails in fundraising but remains a popular, veteran figure whose state‑wide presence and farmers’ applause underscore his enduring appeal.

Annapolis Maryland Louis L. Goldstein Goldstein Jim Moorhead Montgomery County U.S Moorhead Washington Richard Taylor Timothy Mayberry Washington County

Ireland IRA meet commits to peace effort

In Dublin Prime Minister Albert Reynolds and Sinn Fein President Gerry Adams said they were totally committed to democratic and peaceful methods. The talks followed a cease fire by the IRA and contrasted with John Major's London meeting with Ian Paisley where Paisley challenged the British leader over alleged secret deals.

Dublin Ireland IRA Britain John Major Ian Paisley Paisley Major Northern Ireland Irish Republican Army Albert Reynolds Sinn Fein Gerry Adams London Mr. Paisley

District of Columbia school board backs away from open schools plan

The DC school board president Linda Moody retreated from a threat to defy a judge by opening all 164 city schools even with life threatening fire code violations. She said a contingency plan will be released Friday and all schools remain closed until Sept 12.

D.C

Pentagon unveils missile amid budget battle

The Pentagon disclosed details on the TSSAM attack missile, claiming strategic value for the Air Force and Navy to pierce air defenses and strike land targets. President Clinton sought 606.2 million for 48 missiles and R&D, but House critics urged cancellation. Conferees endorsed 305.3 million for R&D, halving the program.

Washington Pentagon Capitol Hill TSSAM Air Force Navy Clinton House Senate

Infant may be barred from depositions in Texas case

A Texas lawyer filed an unusual motion seeking to forbid children under 12 from attending depositions in a civil case after a mother brought her 4 1 2 month old infant to sessions. The judge refused, urging parties to work it out. Norman Riedmueller called the move odd but said he did not want the baby present.

Houston Texas Norman Riedmueller Riedmueller

Merle Haggard to join Country Music Hall of Fame

Merle Haggard, age 57, will be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame at the CMA awards show on October 5 on CBS. The singer spent three years in prison for burglary during a drunken spree at San Quentin and was paroled at age 22.

Haggard Hall Merle Haggard Country Music Hall of Fame The Country Music Association CBS San Quentin

White men outscore on doctor exams across races

A JAMA study of over ten thousand medical students finds white men outperform women of all races on the licensing exam. Researchers cite cultural obstacles and lesser pursuit of competitive residencies as possible explanations, noting gaps persist after adjusting for education and entrant test scores.

Chicago Journal of the American Medical Association Beth Dawson Biostatistics Southern Ilinois University School of Medicine Dawson

Lorenzo's oil mixed test results reported in Washington

The study of 50 young boys suggests Lorenzo's oil helps when started before symptoms but not for all. Dr. Hugo Moser notes statistics hint at benefit, though no control group weakens certainty. Two boys died despite treatment and others deteriorated. French researchers found no benefit in symptomatic adults.

Washington Lorenzo Hugo Moser Kennedy Krieger Institute Baltimore

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