Kassebaum warns cuts threaten U S troops abroad
Fort Riley Kansas Nanacy Kassebaum senator warns further Defense Department cuts risk jeopardizing U S troops overseas. She cites deployments in Haiti the Persian Gulf South Korea and others and urges pausing downsizing to avoid thinning resources for the 1st Infantry Division known as The Big Red One.
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Persian Gulf
South Korea
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Boy Drops to Death From 14th Floor Window
Police say 5-year-old Eric Morris died after being forced to steal candy by two older boys ages 10 and 11 in a Chicago housing project. His brother tried to intervene as a struggle at a vacant apartment window on the South Side ended in his fall. The suspects face possible probation if convicted.
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Kay Hanlon
Eric Morris
Southwest to Buy Five More 737-300 Jets for 1995
Southwest Airlines said it will acquire five more Boeing 737-300s next year, bringing the 1995 total from Boeing to 25 and adding two leased 737-300s for a net fleet increase to 27. The destination of the new planes was not disclosed, and they may not all go to California where United is pushing Shuttle service.
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U.S. allows limited Cuban asylum from Guantanamo camps
The Clinton administration grants an exemption for elderly Cubans and unaccompanied children in Guantanamo and Panama camps to enter the United States, covering about 300 to 400 of more than 31,000 in camps. The move, tied to concerns of the Cuban-American community, follows a White House statement and precedes a Miami visit.
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U S sets the stage for Aristide return
The United States prepared the stage for Aristide return by arranging security and staging areas as Haitians in Cite Soleil mourned, celebrated, and pressured authorities. Crowds gathered near the National Palace and army HQ while a police station was vandalized and officers fled by boat.
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Quayle urges restraint on Haiti intervention and Aristide
Former vice president Dan Quayle said the United States should not install a Haitian leader by force or back Aristide. He warned Clinton's support for Aristide could embarrass the U.S. and urged intervention only after direct threats to U.S. interests. He spoke at the AP Managing Editors convention in Philadelphia.
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Dan Quayle
Jean-Bertrand Aristide
Associated Press
Clinton
Bill Clinton
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Persian Gulf
Quaylé
Farmers urged to watch Local Markets for loan options
Franklin County ASCS director Hornung explains that posted county prices below loan rates trigger loan deficiency payments to farmers. Farmers may also take a nine month government loan on grain stored in approved warehouses. Milo and soybeans have differing eligibility with acreage reduction program rules noted.
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Ottawa Herald
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation
David Hormung
Franklin County
ASCS
Hornung
Toby Keith Shines As Superstar With New Boomtown Tour
Country star Toby Keith thrives in fame with five major hits including three number ones in 18 months and a fresh Boomtown album. He tours with Sawyer Brown, writes his own songs, and even on crutches after a summer football charity injury, keeps performing. Keith once listed his number under Covel, drew fan calls, and now adjusts to life in a new tour bus while pursuing Rodeo roots from Oklahoma.
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Toby
Sawyer Brown
Mark Miller
Mark
Don Williams
Don
Nashville
Music Row
Oklahoma
Judge Rejects Rosty Claim in Rostenkowski Case
U S District Judge Norma Holloway Johnson ruled that the Constitution does not shield Rep. Dan Rostenkowski from prosecution on political corruption charges. The decision allows the government to proceed, with appeals potentially delaying trial by months or sending the matter to the Supreme Court. the judge rejected immunity claims tied to official acts and alleged overreach by Congress.
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Dan Rostenkowski
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Supreme Court
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Norma Holloway Johnson
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