Nerve gas debate tied to Vietnam Tailwind report
Former Operation Tailwind veterans and officials discuss nerve gas usage in Vietnam after Nixon pledge of no first use. Accounts cite sarin, with Moorer and Laird offering varying on and off camera comments. The segment describes SOG operations in Laos, casualties, and debates over the weapon’s employment and classification.
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Vietnam
Nixon
Senate
Japan
CNN & Time
Mike Hagen
Moorer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Melvin Laird
Defense
Admiral Moorer
SOG
CNN
John Singlaub
U.S
van Buskirk
Laos
Eugene McCarley
McCarley
Sampley
Special Forces
Acquired taste: Tori Amos Masters image and Master P hits
In Rolling Stone and Entertainment Weekly items, Tori Amos discusses being a unique artist with a failing band past and a series of solo albums from Little Earthquakes to From the Choirgirl Hotel. Master P expands No Limit into media, sports, real estate, and more while recounting a life from Calliope projects to hip hop mogul. Billy Joel and Elton John cancel a London concert run due to health, while Ivana Trump pursues a high-stakes private investigator dispute over divorce finances with Marla Maples surfacing in coverage.
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New York
Tori Amos
Rolling Stone
Amos
Baltimore
Peabody Conservatory
Peabody
Los Angeles
Y Kant Tori Read
Billboard
Britain
Pele
Master P
No Limit Records
New Orleans
Percy Miller
MP da
Miramax
Dimension Films
Ghetto D
No Limit
Snoop Doggy Dogg
London
Billy Joel
Elton John
Joel
Manchester
John
Wembley Stadium
Scotland
Ivana Trump
Donald Trump
Marla Maples
Maples
Trump
James Mintz
Gary Lyman
New York Post
Mintz
Lyman
Manhattan
Minnesota student plans democratic wedding campaign
University of Minnesota anthropology graduate student Herman Weinlick launches a(n) unusual bid for marriage by running a democratic wedding campaign. He aims to wed during the campaign, using a Bridal Nomination Committee site to attract entrants while facing family skepticism and mixed expert views about the plan’s viability.
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Steve Fletcher
Weinlick
Herman Weinlick
Fletcher
Matt Gundlach
Tessa Schwanekamp
Immigrant food stamp restoration gains ground in Congress
Welfare groups say Capitol Hill lobbying led to partial restoration of benefits for some noncitizens removed last year. The plan, effective Nov 1, restores eligibility for under 18s and the elderly or disabled, with California New York Florida and Texas seeing most impact.
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Capitol Hill
Congress
GOP
Joe Barton
Ennis
Barton
Jayne Park
National
Asian Pacific American Legal Consortium
House
Clinton
Diana Aviv
The
Council of Jewish
Cecilia Munoz
National Council of la Raza
California
Texas
United States
New York
Florida
Agriculture Department
Texas Department of Human Services
Sherron Heinemann
Lion King tops Tonys in dramatic Broadway year
The Lion King won best musical at the 1998 Tony Awards edging Ragtime in a tight race. Art upset Beauty Queen of Leenane for best play as Garry Hynes became the first woman to win best director and Julie Taymor swept directing and design for The Lion King. Actor Anthony LaPaglia led in A View From the Bridge as the ceremony highlighted multiple wins for the Disney musical.
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New York
Leenane
Yasmina Reza
Garry Hynes
Julie Taymor
Taymor
Anthony LaPaglia
Brooklyn
Stephen Flaherty
Lynn Ahrens
Richard Hudson
Garth Fagan
Tony Winners Spotlight 1998 Broadway Season
The 1997 98 Broadway season crowned Art by Yasmina Reza and The Lion King with top honors. Ragtime snagged three musical prizes and Audra McDonald won best supporting actress. Natasha Richardson took best actress in a musical.
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Natasha Richardson
Sally Bowles
Audra McDonald
League of American Theaters and Producers
American Theater Wing
Theater Service Organization
Did You Read That Mount Rushmore Question
A scrambled slice of quotes mentions tittle spelling debates about i and j, aging stats, a San Francisco car wash rule, fertility odds, printing history, heart rate speed, honey versus milk ethics, environmentalist views, Mount Rushmore versus Crazy Horse, and L M Boyd contact details with an email and mailing address.
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Mount Rushmore
Correction of Odessa blotter charges for two men
The Odessa blotter item misstated charges. Jeremy Ray Bivins aged 20 of 1611 Santa Clara was charged with minor in possession of alcohol and possession of marijuana, not cocaine. Anthony Wade Coursey, 21, of 143 S. Hasty Road, was charged with possession of cocaine and released on 2500 dollar bond.
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Odessa
Jeremy Ray Bivins
Santa Clara
Anthony Wade Coursey
S. Hasty Road
Odessa American Postal Notice
The Odessa American newspaper lists its mailing details including USPS 402-960, publication at 222 E 4th Street Odessa Texas 79761, and the post office box for address changes PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760-2952.
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Odessa American
E. 4Th Street
Odessa
Odessa American Advertising and Copyright Notice
Readers Guide contact details and staff roles listed for the Odessa American. The paper notes rights to accept or reject ads and disclaims liability for errors or omissions. Copyright protection applies to each issue with reproduction requiring written permission.
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Odessa
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