Bush urges Americans to join thousand points of light
Washington interview reports President Bush urging citizens to volunteer and join his thousand points of light in the war on drugs. He frames government action as efficient, income taxes not the path, and stresses education, accountability, and a broad volunteer movement to curb drug use. He also notes economic gains and a capital gains tax cut, while acknowledging challenges like school performance and recent weapon tragedies.
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Pilots Clash Over Throttle Use Before 232 Crash
United Airlines Flight 232 pilots argued in the cockpit as the DC-10 neared impact at Sioux City. Capt Haynes urged left and right turns and power changes, while trainer Dennis Fitch warned that closing throttles would remove steering. The final seconds show tension over throttle closure amid a crash that killed 112 but left 180 aboard alive.
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Dravecky wins 1989 Willie Mac Award for Giants
Dave Dravecky, the San Francisco Giants pitcher who battled cancer in his throwing arm, has been named the 1989 Willie Mac Award winner as the team's most inspirational player. The honor, chosen by Giants players, was announced on Monday.
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