Reno mulls next step after Elian ruling keeps him in U.S.
Miami relatives push for a meeting with Elian Gonzalez while a three judge panel of the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals orders he stay in the United States pending asylum considerations. Attorney General Janet Reno cancels a Montana visit to focus on the case.
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Montana
Washington
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11Th
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Elian
United States
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ABC
Good Morning America
Cuba
South
Florida
Gregory Craig
Juan Miguel
Craig
NBC
Lazaro Gonzalez
Linda Osberg-Braun
Federal
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INS
Walter Polovchak
Soviet Union
U.S. Circuit
Reno
Derrish Moss
U.S. Supreme Court
Justice Department
Poll favors trigger locks for guns nationwide
An Associated Press poll found about three quarters of Americans including most gun owners support selling guns with trigger locks. The survey shows mixed views on tougher gun laws versus stricter enforcement as the best way to reduce violence, with many emphasizing enforcement of existing laws. The report notes gender and owner differences, state actions, and presidential positions on trigger lock requirements.
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Associated Press
Donna Mesa
Honolulu
National Mall
ICR
Media
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Joyce Bell
Washington Monument
Wilmington
Del
Littleton
Colo
Columbine
Maryland
Jeff Teasdale
Baraboo
Wis
Capitol Hill
Clinton
New York
George Pataki
Smith & Wesson
al Gore
George W. Bush
Two Die In Retirement Home Shooting in Peoria Arizona
Richard Glassel, known for landscaping disputes, stormed a Ventana Lakes homeowners meeting with a rifle and pistols, killing two women and wounding three others before neighbors tackled him as police arrived. the incident followed a restraining order against Glassel.
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Peoria
Ariz
Richard Glassel
Ventana Lakes
Glassel
Homeowners Association
Sheldon
Smokey” Stover
Ventana Lakes Yacht Club
Glasser
Pentagon to help soldiers qualify for food stamps
A Washington report says the Pentagon will seek a change in how soldiers income is calculated to broaden eligibility for food stamps. Defense Secretary William Cohen rejected a prior plan to reframe pay, while backing efforts with the Agriculture Department. The controversy centers on on base housing and off base allowances affecting income calculations for service members.
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Defense
William Cohen
Cohen
Agriculture Department
Rostker
Columbine anniversary marked by state leaders in Denver
Gov. Owens led a public service plan in the Capitol with a statewide 11 21 a m moment of silence marking the Columbine massacre anniversary. At Clement Park near Columbine High School classes were optional and memorials included private assemblies, a public remembrance, and candlelight vigil. Graveside services were planned by some victims families as news crews gathered in the park.
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Littleton
Colo
Columbine High
Colorado
Bill Owens
Columbine
Oklahoma City
Owens
Clement Park
Columbine High School
Capitol
Denver
Todd Branson
Thornton
Unemployment claims fall to 27-year low in April
Unemployment benefits dropped to 257,000 for the week ending April 15, the lowest since December 1973. The four week moving average also declined to about 262,500, surprising analysts who had forecast a rise.
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Labor Department
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