White House Fellowship Suit Seeks Truth on Bias
Washington AP thousands of documents were destroyed in burn bags after being sought as evidence in a lawsuit alleging White House commission discriminated against women. The suit cites three women finalists bypassed for two men with lower rankings, while experts differ on statistical proof of bias.
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Washington
White House
Hilda Wing
Civil Service Commission
Carl Goodman
Fellowship Commission
Bruce Hasenkamp
Concorde Silence Hums as First U.S. Passengers Set Flight today
Two supersonic Concordes will carry paying passengers from the United States to Europe with louder takeoffs than landings. At Dulles International, crowds watched as British Airways and Air France SSTs arrived after a 1400 mph transatlantic dash. FAA monitors gauge noise during a 16 month trial amid controversy and limited protests. Reginald Earle Looker, author and Roosevelt aide, dies at 81 after Saturday death.
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Washington
United States
Europe
British Airways
Federal Aviation Administration
Dulles
Bigfoot Abduction Claim Ends With Respite At Resort
Cherie Darveil, 23, of Redding, appears at a rural resort after reportedly being abducted in the Humboldt Mountains by a creature described as Bigfoot. Humboldt County Sheriff Gene Cox called the incident likely a hoax while noting minor scratches and arm pain. She was transported to Humboldt Medical Center at Hoopa for examination.
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Eureka
Calif
Bigfoot
Humboldt County
Gene Cox
Cox
Cherie Darveil
Redding
Humboldt Medical Center
Hoopa
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After she was found late Monday night Miss Darvell appeared outside the Bluff Creek Resort about five miles from where she was reported abducted on Saturday Cox said She was mumbling They wouldn't stop and pick me up he said one of her tennis shoes was missing but her clothing was clean and she smelled of perfume when found Cox said
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Cox
Bigfoot Research Center
Dalles, Ore
Peter Byrne
Bigfoot
Byrne
Offshore Veto Eyed in Florida Fight for Adjacent State
Florida asked the 5th U S Circuit Court of Appeals to overturn Secretary Coleman’s denial of adjacent state status to block Gulf oil tankers from pursuing offshore deepwater ports planned by Louisiana and Texas. The state also sought a halt to actions until a suit is filed in Washington.
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New Orleans
Florida
Secretary of Transportation
William Coleman
Gulf of Mexico
Louisiana
Texas
5Th
US. Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Three die in Kendall County crash near Boerne
A two car collision on a rural Kendall County road near Boerne left three dead and three others critically injured. Authorities identified the deceased as David T. Chumley 18 and Roger Ward 16 both of San Antonio and Bruno C. Oelkers 66 of Sisterdale. The injured were flown to a San Antonio hospital for treatment.
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Boerne, Tex
Kendall County
David T. Chumley
Roger Ward
San Antonio
Bruno C. Oelkers
Sisterdale
Lightning Kills Man Amid West Texas Thunderstorms
A man, David Sanchez, 33, of Miles was struck and killed by lightning while at a family reunion in San Angelo. Severe storms spread across West Texas and into the central region with hail up to golf ball size, heavy rain reducing visibility to zero near Amarillo, and a tornado watch issued for 55 counties that expired without tornado reports.
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San Angelo
West Texas
Amarillo
Texas
David Sanchez
Miles
National Weather Service
Tohoka
South Plains
Whitharral
Lubbock
Hockley County
Canyon
Presidio
Big Bend
McAllen
Lower
Rio Grande
Panhandle
City Race Is Costly in Dallas Mayors Race
Dallas mayoral contenders spent more than 787000 in the race for the 50 dollar weekly post. Winner Robert Folsom, a millionaire land developer, spent 379951 while Garry Weber, a former councilman, spent 407193. Folsom defeated Weber in the April 24 runoff.
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Dallas
Robert Folsom
Garry Weber
Folsom
Weber
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