Boys go bald to support friend with leukemia
Seventh and eighth graders shaved heads to support Mark 13 who has leukemia. Of 16 boys, only two kept hair during the weekend. Mark returned home with hair, saying it won’t last long, and friends plan to stay hairless until he grows his hair back.
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Robert Erickson
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Travis Busch
Enron to buy Argentina pipeline stake in privatization bid
Enron Corp moves to win a major stake in Argentina's privatization of state owned industries. The 3800 mile southern natural gas pipeline network is valued at about $561 million. Government plans to privatize YPF and water works, with eight local divisions and two trunk lines to be sold, forecast to raise nearly $8 billion in cash and relief.
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Federal prisons director resigns amid probe linked to Quayle
J Michael Quinlan resigns as head of the Bureau of Prisons amid health issues and a politically sensitive investigation involving Vice President Dan Quayle. Attorney General William Barr announces the resignation and names Kathleen Hawk as successor, a former federal prison warden.
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Prisons Bureau
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N.C
Fort Worth
Texas
Vice
Brett Kimberlin
Quayle
USDA seeks $300 million from States for food stamp mistakes
The USDA seeks 300 million dollars from states to cover food stamp errors and fraud totaling about 1 billion annually. States face penalties for high error rates, with New York owing 112 million and California 26 million plus Georgia and Ohio over 26 million each. A 35 percent settlement offer could force Oklahoma to pay 3.4 million over three years, while recession strains budgets curb state ability to pay.
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Oklahoma
Louisiana
Larry Goolsby
American Public Wefare Association
Georgia
Peggy Peters
Georgia Department Human Resources
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Hornsby
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New York
Ohio
California
Arvid E. Roach II
Washington
Roach
Law Prince
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State by state estimated funds list across the nation
The document itemizes sums by state and territory for a ME Tea UU art program, showing totals such as California 26.25 million, New York 112 million, Texas 7.09 million, District of Columbia 1.5 million, and other states with amounts ranging from tens of thousands to tens of millions, reflecting a broad funding distribution.
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Oklahoma
South Carolina
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Texas
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