President Clinton Eyes National School Standards Push
President Clinton urges governors to back national testing and performance measures for math and science in schools. He warns that without higher benchmarks kids face risks from gangs and violence, and urges renewed commitment to excellence. He criticizes governors for dragging their feet while noting welfare reform progress and hints at a balanced budget deal. Clinton played golf after knee surgery at Hillcrest Country Club.
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Weld to challenge Helms as he resigns Massachusetts governorship
Massachusetts Governor William F. Weld announces resignation to campaign for the U S ambassadorship to Mexico, aiming to defeat Jesse Helms in Washington. Lt. Gov. Paul Cellucci would become acting governor, allowing Weld to focus full time on the nomination amid party tensions.
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Fonda doubts Easy Rider could be funded today
Peter Fonda said his 1969 film would need much larger budgets to reach today’s market and joked executives would dictate the story if given huge sums. He spoke at the Great Plains Film Festival in Lincoln about independent cinema and Hollywood priorities.
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National Airport unveils billion renovation in grand opening
A $1 billion makeover at National Airport dazzles travelers with a glass and steel terminal dubbed palace like by visitors. The $450 million centerpiece features a district of 60 shops, 30 artists, and a Potomac River view toward the Capitol. Some jetways and services faced opening day glitches.
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Air Force One tops weekend box office with 37.1M
Air Force One opened in first place with 37.1 million in ticket sales starring Harrison Ford aboard the presidential jet held hostage by terrorists. George of the Jungle remained No. 2 with 13.2 million while Men in Black slipped to third with 12.6 million, amid a strong summer slate.
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Evander Haley Ear sweets tied to Tyson bite
Carlos Sepulveda and his brother make milk chocolate replicas of the bitten ear from the Tyson Holyfield bout. The life sized mold features tooth marks and Tyson imagery. Each ear costs about $3.50 and is sold in clear bags with a cheeky label.
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