Bartholomew Nominated as U S NATO Representative
President Bush announced he will nominate Reginald Bartholomew a senior State Department official to be the U S representative to the NATO council with ambassadorial rank. Bartholomew succeeds William H Taft A and has served since 1989 as under secretary of state for coordinating security assistance programs.
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Declassification of Vietnam era MIA records under way
The Pentagon will declassify some records on 2266 Americans missing in action from the Vietnam conflict. First released will be live sighting reports from Vietnam Laos and Cambodia. About 100 reports remain under active investigation and will not be released. Declassified files will be available in the Library of Congress in early 1933. President Bush will attend two fundraisers in Pennsylvania and travel to Texas and Indiana for events and commencements. He will nominate Peter Teeley as ambassador to Canada. Teeley, 52, formerly Bush's press secretary, has worked as a political consultant since leaving the White House after 1984.
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AT&T to withdraw from Sandia National Labs management
AT&T Technologies will withdraw as manager of Sandia National Laboratories when its current Energy Department contract expires in 1993. The DOE has not named a successor, though a decision is expected soon. Sandia operates mainly in Albuquerque, New Mexico.
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Gulf War costs taxpayers 7.4 billion dollars
The Pentagon reported the Persian Gulf War cost American taxpayers 7.4 billion dollars, part of a 61.1 billion dollar total. Foreign nations contributed 53.7 billion in cash, materials, or services, with Saudi Arabia and Kuwait the largest donors.
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House votes to restrict NASA spending on solid rocket motor
The House approved a 47.3 billion dollar NASA authorization for 1993–1995 and cut the next generation solid rocket motor budget in half to 260 million, while keeping potential full funding if overall agency spending exceeds 15.253 billion. The move aims to protect other space programs and may halt the motor if the new space station flight would not benefit. Utah lawmakers Hansen and Owens voiced concerns during the voice-voted amendment.
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