Powell’s views threaten conservative support in 1996 bid
Washington AP Powell signals abortion rights support and affirmative action without quotas while endorsing the death penalty and limited gun controls. He also backs non mandatory school prayer and says the country may be ready for a Black president as he weighs a White House run. Conservative backlash and praise surface from abortion foes and Democratic-leaning observers.
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Cyclonettes Earn National Dance Camp Honors
The Ottawa High School Cyclonettes earned multiple individual and team awards at a National Cheerleaders Association camp. Kristian Olsen Anne Porter Kari Van Horn Jamie Wadkins received spirit ribbons and other members earned technique and showmanship ribbons. Porter Ferris and Porter were named all American with Porter earning the honor. The team also won the spirit stick plaque for outstanding showmanship and qualified for finals, earning Bronze Circle of Winners and a superior rating on their home routine along with a bid to nationals.
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GM settles pickup suits in multi-state cases
An Atlanta based AP report says GM settled four lawsuits over 1973 to 1989 pickups with side mounted gas tanks alleged to explode. Elaine Moseley and family described trucks as dangerous though GM maintained safety. Settlements' amounts not disclosed.
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Unitarian aims to take Bible to the moon
Palo Alto Unitarian leader Earlence Cunningham launches a about a 70 million dollar fund drive to build a lunar lander and rocket to place an indestructible Bible on the moon for preservation against tampering and apocalyptic Earthly disasters. Other items note strange legal and medical quirks and varied oddities from May to July.
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Questions raised about sexual predator law in Kansas
At the Kansas Supreme Court, prosecutors defend the 1994 sexual predator statute as not adding punishment while a defense attorney argues it violates due process. Leroy Hendricks, a convicted child molester, faces commitment to a state hospital after release from prison for treatment. The case cites Hendricks's long history of sex crimes and notes the program at Larned Correctional Mental Health Facility.
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