Student mechanic wins Idaho Powerball jackpot
Pam Hiatt a 26 year old Boise State University junior and National Guard helicopter mechanic won an 87.6 million dollar Powerball prize. She plans to invest and buy cars and a house while taking a year off from school. The winning numbers were 7 20 21 26 27 and Powerball 45.
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Phil Batt
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Boise State University
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Affirmative action issue could cost Clinton votes
Washington AP Mfume warned President Clinton that weak defense of affirmative action could shrink his base. He urged clear leadership to defend equal opportunity and hinted at economic boycotts and protests to stress its merits. He criticized White House reviews suggesting cutting set aside contracts for minority businesses.
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Kweisi Mfume
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Mfume
White House
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AWACS radar gave no friendly-air indication in Iraq incident
Air Force captain testified in the court-martial of Capt. Jim Wang over the 1994 attack that killed 26 people. He said AWACS provided no confirmation that helicopters were friendly and that two checks with the radar plane did not reveal friendly status.
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Iraq
Air Force
Eric Wickson
Jim Wang
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Wickson
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Man earns 15 years for rape in Statesville
Jonathan Horn, 20, pleaded no contest to six counts of sexual offense and two counts of second degree rape in a videotaped assault on a mentally retarded woman. He received 15 years in prison and five years probation to testify against four co-defendants, with concurrent terms and potential total 320 years. The victim is described as borderline mentally retarded with an IQ of 73.
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Statesville, N.C
Jonathan Horn
Horn
Gingrich heckled at ABA convention book tour Chicago
Newt Gingrich faced noisy protests as activists disrupted his speech at the American Booksellers Association event in Chicago. Demonstrators opposed proposed social program cuts, while Gingrich praised free speech and received a standing ovation after promoting Renewing American Civilization.
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Newt Gingrich
American Booksellers Association
America
Gingrich
ABA
Chuck Robinson
Association
Hillary Rodham Clinton
McCormick Place Convention Center
Harper-Collins
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