College Scoreboard Shows Wide Range of Results Across Schools
A broad list of college teams including Alabama Vanderbilt TCU New Mexico Colorado Baylor Rice Tulane appears in the scoreboard. It notes sports results from varied programs with scores ranging 1 to 80.
Clinton signals government overhaul with mass staff cuts
President Clinton signed three orders to reinvent government as he wraps a five day drive. He aims to reduce the federal workforce by 252,000 over five years and cut regulations by half in three years. He said the changes will shift focus from rules to results and improve customer service.
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Houston
Clinton
Washington
Arkansas
No rules but many myths to process of grieving
Andrea Hawkins reports on how grieving varies after a spouse dies. A widow describes feeling burdened by repeat stories yet continues to mourn nine months later, recalling love and humor more than pain. Expert says grieving has no universal rules. each person adapts in their own way.
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Andrea Hawkins
America
Robbie Nell Hamilton
Edward
New literacy program includes parents and kids
Beatrice Vega, unable to grocery shop alone due to limited math skills, highlights a wider problem as about 27,000 adults in the Permian Basin are functionally illiterate per West Texas Literacy Council. The report notes basic education gaps and rising literacy needs across the region.
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Beatrice Vega
Vega
Permian Basin
West Texas
Arafat and Rabin to Attend White House Peace Signing
PLO leader Yasser Arafat and Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin will share the stage at the White House for the signing of a historic accord granting Palestinian self rule in Gaza and Jericho. President Clinton calls the moment revolutionary as U S officials describe the move as a brave breakthrough.
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Arafat
Rabin
Washington
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Yitzhak Rabin
White House
Gaza
Jericho
State Department
Secretary of State
Warren Christor
Clinton
Christopher
U.S
Shimon Petes
Israel
Hostil
West Texas soccer goals cause two boy deaths
Two separate fatal soccer goal accidents in West Texas left communities stunned. Fourteen year old Stephen Nail of Midland died after a Hogan Park goal fell on him as he swung nearby, and ten year old Owen Taunton, visiting Humble, was killed in a similar incident at a recreation area. Authorities and the Midland Soccer Association expressed horror and urged precautions.
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West Texas
Burnet
Midland
Curt Perrier
Midland Soccer Association
Stephen Nail
Midland Os
Hogan Park
Nail
Midland Memorial Hospital
Owen Taunton
Plemen School
Humble
Jin
NAFTA Mystery Baffles Many Americans
The NAFTA pact divides views as supporters call it bold economic policy expanding markets for U S products while opponents warn of job losses to cheaper southern labor. Polls show most Americans know little about the 2000 page agreement as negotiators from the United States Canada and Mexico finished work over a year ago. President Clinton aims to rally undecided supporters in a Rose Garden ceremony to push for House and Senate approval amid administration challenges.
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Washington
America
United States
Canada
Mexico
Yukon
Yucatan
Clinton
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