Forbes shines in Arizona as Dole falters in GOP race
Forbes defeats Pat Buchanan and Bob Dole in Arizona, boosting his campaign with a $3 million ad blitz. Dole drops to third as Arizona victory fuels momentum for future primaries while Buchanan draws moderate support. Analysts say Dole’s gains may take longer than expected and Buchanan remains a challenge in Southern contests.
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Buchanan's outsider surge tests GOP unity in 1996 race
Arizona results shock Republicans as Pat Buchanan gains conservative backing while Steve Forbes wins the hot primary. Dole slips, Clinton is the target, and party leaders face a potential stalemate at the convention as outsiders challenge the establishment.
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Split board erases new tenure pacts
Ector County Independent School District votes to replace continuing contracts with short term ones under state Senate Bill. Trustees must rely on a hearing examiner for teachers with term contracts and follow the examiner's recommendation unless evidence is found to dispute facts. Current continuing contracts are not affected.
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Oil imports fuel producer worries
Washington based energy producers and lawmakers warned five years after the Gulf War that the United States remains dangerously dependent on foreign oil. Imports reached a peak near half of total U S energy use, prompting calls for Congress and the Clinton administration to aid domestic oil and gas via regulatory reform tax breaks and access to reserve-rich areas. Oklahoma voices urged a reality check.
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Cuban exile protests grow after deadly downing near Cuba
Miami activists vow a weekend vigil near Cuban waters to honor four Americans killed when MiGs shot down two unarmed Cessnas. Jose Basulto says protests will center at the Orange Bowl with plans for black banners and a public funeral atmosphere. U N transcript primes renewed condemnation, while exile groups press for a strong showing and prayer services.
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Classified Crosswords Comics Deaths Fun & Games Movies Stocks TV Log 200 I NEC Directory/4B
Classified page notes listings across puzzles comics and notices including crosswords fun and games items stock quotes TV listings and directory references for I NEC 2004 segment. combines brief notices with entertainment and business entries in compact column form.
Journalist recalls Koresh talk before Waco standoff
AP reporter Charles Richards recalls a 1993 phone interview with cult leader David Koresh just before the ATF raid on the Branch Davidians near Waco. Koresh offered few answers about his claimed identity and the group's beliefs amid growing scrutiny and violence.
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