Carter reflects on Nobel Prize chances and legacy
In New York Times Magazine, former President Carter downplays the Nobel as the sole measure of his life. He contemplates how disappointment would shape him and notes many others work as hard for peace without the prize.
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Creative audacity and the temptations of journalism
Poor William recalls creative audacity in journalism, notes friends amid battles with cancer, and reflects on past audacious stunts. He contrasts Tropic magazine covers and a 1967 ad that drew attention, weighing the lure of stirring readers against consequences and accountability.
Lottery Drawing Date and Jackpot tease
The sweepstakes announces a drawing on Saturday January 28 1995 with an estimated jackpot figure pending final figures. Winners details and prize amounts are to be confirmed closer to the drawing date.
Smoke at White House prompts alarm but no fire
Secret Service says firefighters found no blaze after an odor of smoke triggered in the East Wing. An overheated exhaust fan caused the odor while nearby telephone lines burned out. communications remained intact. Tours continued as President Clinton attended a welfare conference across the street.
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Remembering Raul Florez Pecos sheriff and colorful campaigns
Reeves County memories of Raul Florez span four consecutive sheriff terms and a controversial career. He faced indictments for perjury and failed to file a complete record, pled guilty to simple assault and improper candidate recordkeeping, then served a probation and taxes case earlier. He was lauded for public service by local figures. Funeral to be held at First Baptist Pecos with burial at Mount Evergreen Cemetery. Pecos Funeral Home arranging.
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Court allows suit over AIDS disclosure by hospital
An appeals court ruled a Maryland family may sue Liberty Medical Center for failing to disclose that Herbert Lemon Sr. was HIV positive and had AIDS at admission in 1991. The ruling sends the $5 million negligence case back for trial in Baltimore, with Lemon’s relatives stating they cared for him unaware of his infection.
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Community rallies after tragedy at Fort Davis
In Fort Davis the town mourns after a teen wreck, with First Baptist Church of Fort Davis sponsoring Heirborne youth grief support. Pastor Kelly Barnett notes kids reflect on life while teachers and families offer comfort, and the community shields victims’ memory as healing begins.
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GOP leader foresees assault weapons ban repeal
Washington AP two dozen House Democrats urge Clinton to reconsider opposition to repealing last year’s assault weapons ban. Bonior cites 204 Democrats in the House loyal to the ban though McCollum says Republicans may move to end it in May. Dole doubts Senate approval, veto threats loom. Bonner notes GOP aims to overhaul crime statutes while keeping crime prevention programs and policemen funding.
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