Hayden pushes Finney to reveal tax plan
Gov. Hayden challenges Democrat Joan Finney to fully explain her tax plan and abortion stance as polls shift. He labels her proposals devastating to Kansas business and accuses her of running from extensive debates. Finney opposes abortion and has agreed to three forums with talks of more TV appearances.
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Boeing sold cruise missiles despite known cold failures
A Seattle Post-Intelligencer report cites Boeing documents showing the company knew cruise missile guidance would fail in extreme cold as early as 1983 but did not fix about 1,000 already delivered weapons and sold about 700 more to the government. From 1981 to 1986 Boeing built 1,715 missiles for 1.8 billion dollars, with failures traced to temperature sensitive flight data transmitters.
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Kent
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Stars aid politicians in Georgia fundraisers and campaigns
Hollywood and Nashville stars join Georgia politicians in fundraisers to boost donations and votes. Charlton Heston explains his presence aims to attract support for Newt Gingrich. Lee Greenwood plans a fall picnic for John Linder challenging Ben Jones. Ben Jones, Tammy Wynette, and Randy Travis have hosted events for Zell Miller, the Democrat nominee for governor.
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Pigeon shoot sparks clashes at Hegins Labor Day event
At the 57th Fred Coleman Memorial Shoot in Hegins Pennsylvania animal rights activists from multiple states clashed with shooters. Three state troopers were slightly injured and 25 demonstrators were arrested for criminal trespass and disorderly conduct as protesters tried to free caged birds amid heavy security. About 4,800 birds were killed during the all day event billed as the world’s largest live pigeon shoot.
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