Justin Graves Finds Focus Behind Neon Yellow Race Car
Odessa teenager Justin Graves, 17, diagnosed with Hodgkin's Disease, spent months racing to cope with chemotherapy. He spoke in awe of a neon yellow car, cherishing racing as his refuge while his family and friends watched, noting how the sport kept him moving after a girlfriend's wreck damaged his beloved 72 Monte Carlo.
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Changed man begins term
Washington AP reports that days after taking office in 1993 President Clinton faced calls to shorten his official portrait, while aging wrinkles and gray hair sparked reflections on a more centrist, guarded approach. Friends say he has matured, learned limits, and adjusted his health care overhaul timeline amid stronger political obstacles.
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Popularity high yet history may judge Clinton harshly
Washington AP reports a Newsweek poll shows President Clinton at his highest popularity since early in his first term with 57 percent approval and 34 percent disapproval. Yet 49 percent foresee him ending up outside the top 10 presidents, while historians in December labeled him low average, with Washington Lincoln and Roosevelt as top three in a separate ranking.
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Imaginary line divides Hebron into Palestinian and Israeli areas
The report describes Hebron split by an informal boundary with Palestinian districts under police, and Israeli zones with closed roads. It notes two cities within one, one under Palestinian authority with Arafat imagery, the other with Israeli soldiers enforcing access and stone-throwing incidents at school routes.
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LAPD under scrutiny in handling of Cosby case
The Los Angeles Police Department faces questions over its handling of the Ennis Cosby shooting investigation as investigators from the Robbery-Homicide Division and Westside detectives reinforce efforts. Reporters observe a yellow barrier guarding Cosby’s bloodstained Mercedes scene while cameras roll and traffic recalls unfold.
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Fossett Floats Toward Earth Circumference Attempt
Steve Fossett pressed to circle the globe nonstop in Solo Spirit, lifting from St Louis Monday. Freezing cabin temperatures and severe fuel loss hamper progress as ground crews hope to push past India toward Thailand, while permitting delays and southward detours complicate the mission.
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