Jackalopes Sign WCHL Leading Scorer
The Jackalopes acquire the league's top scorer from the West Coast Hockey League in a move aimed at boosting offense. The veteran forward joins the team, bringing goal scoring and playmaking prowess to the roster as the season progresses.
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Internet romance leads to wedding for twins in France
In Myrtle Beach years ago two USC biology professors, Guy and Gilles Leclerc, vowed to date only twins. They married identical twins in Lablachere France after a 10 month online courtship. More than 1300 emails and global media coverage accompanied the nuptials.
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Columbia
S.C
Myrtle Beach
Guy
Gilles Leclerc
University of South Carolina
Lablachere
France
Texas declares emergency drought cover across 207 counties
Governor George W. Bush seeks federal help from President Clinton to preposition fire fighting equipment and personnel in high risk areas as Texas faces extreme wildfire danger amid the early drought. Officials urge outdoor burning bans and water conservation, noting conditions resemble 1993 and 1996 droughts and threaten crops and lives.
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George W. Bush
Clinton
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Texas
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Fired deputy challenges sheriff over task force ills
Ex sheriff deputy Richard Pate claims Sheriff Reggie Yearwood ousted him for opposing the Permian Basin Drug Task Force probe. Pate accuses Yearwood and Lt. Aguilar of denying involvement as Dickson alleges payroll fraud and phantom payments. The task force was shuttered after a $1.4 million grant was cut amid an official probe.
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Aguilar
Mike Patton
Task Force Board
Gary Painter
Austin
Tom Finley
Jack Brewer
Pate
Yearwood
United States
Reggie Yearwood
Permian Basin
Mountain lion attack leads Big Bend to close trails and campsite
Big Bend National Park closed indefinitely two hiking trails Pine Canyon and Lost Mine and the Pine Canyon 4 campsite after a Harlingen woman Mary Jane Coder and her three daughters aged 6 8 and 9 faced a cougar during a Memorial Day hike. Coder defended with a pocket knife and guided her children to safety as rangers search for the animal suspected in another aggressive incident.
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NRA taps Charlton Heston as president to boost credibility
The National Rifle Association elected Charlton Heston, famed for playing Moses, as president to restore its mainstream image and broaden its appeal after recent criticism from school shootings. Wayne LaPierre was re-elected executive vice president as the group seeks to regain supporters drawn away by hardline voices.
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National Rifle Association
Charlton Heston
Moses
Wayne LaPierre
NRA
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LaPierre
Clinton urges united fight on drugs at U.N. session
President Clinton called on about 150 nations to end finger pointing and join a global effort against illegal drugs. He announced a $2 billion five year media campaign aimed at young people to curb drug supply and consumption and protect children from heroin.
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Clinton
U.N. General Assembly
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