FBI probes Richard Jewell as search widens in Atlanta
FBI agents search Richard Jewell's Atlanta home and a Chattahoochee River cabin for evidence amid ongoing probe into the Olympic Park bombing. Boxed materials are moved from the apartment as officials note no arrest or charges yet.
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Georgia
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David Tubbs
Washington
Olympics
Bonilla to Speak, Lead Roles at GOP Convention
U.S. Rep. Henry Bonilla gains a high profile at the San Diego Republican National Convention. He will deliver the first nominating speech for the vice presidential candidate and serve as a convention reporter for a GOP broadcast on Pat Robertson's Family Channel. Bonilla also becomes a national caucus team co chair man and liaison between leaders and state delegations.
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GOP
Pat Robertson
Family Channel
Bonilla
Dole
Texas
Amoco sale to GPM signals Basin layoffs
Amoco sells assets to Houston based GPM Gas Corp including its North Cowden natural gas processing plant in Ector County. About 40 employees across gas gathering systems and North Cowden will be affected as the firms plan to integrate the acquired gas systems with GPM operations in West Texas. Terms were not disclosed and the deal awaits approval from other owners of the plant.
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Ector County
Jim O'Leary
Houston
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West Texas
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Bartlesville
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Midland
Low level flight route sparks anger across Trans Pecos
Residents in seven West Texas counties and four southern New Mexico counties erupt over a proposed Air Force low level fighter route from Holloman AFB into Big Bend region. Calmed nerves at hearings as ranchers, environmentalists, merchants and officials unite against the plan citing safety disruption and economic impact.
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New Mexico
West Texas
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Jeff Davis
Valentine
Holloman Air Force Base
E. N.M
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Culberson
Reeves
Pecos
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Welfare to work bill passes House amid Clinton pledge to sign
President Clinton signaled support for a landmark welfare bill ending the open-ended federal guarantee. The House approved 328-101, with GOP leaders lamenting perceived changes while supporters hailed a shift from welfare to work. The measure cuts aid, imposes a five-year lifetime limit per family, and authorizes state block grants with flexible rules.
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