Bradley weighs independent run amid big hurdles in 1996 race
Washington AP notes Bill Bradley joins an eclectic list of independents pondering a 1996 bid. He could appeal to liberal voters, threatens Clinton re election, while facing daunting ballot access costs and lack of party machinery. Bradley has raised 13 million dollars for a prior campaign.
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Delay on Ruby Ridge hearings rejected by Senate panel
Washington AP A Senate terrorism panel chair rejected a Justice Department plea to delay hearings on the 1992 FBI siege at Ruby Ridge Idaho. Specter said initial sessions would focus on early contacts between Randy Weaver and ATF agents and marshals plans to arrest him while noting the possibility of covering the sniper shooting of Weaver's wife. Reno expressed reservations but did not block proceeding on Sept. 6.
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Bradley opens door to possible independent White House bid
In Newark AP report Bill Bradley, days after leaving the Senate, says he might run as an independent if parties fail to connect with voters. He cites talks with Colin Powell and a call to H Ross Perot, adding no timetable and noting high financial and organizational hurdles would apply.
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Mutation identified as third gene for early onset Alzheimer's
Scientists report a chromosome 1 mutation found among Volga Germans links to early onset Alzheimer's disease. The discovery, linked to amyloid beta production, may speed drug development. Researchers note prior genes on chromosome 21 and 14, with three genes now identified. The work centers on genetic pathways shaping brain-destroying mechanisms.
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Pentagon moves troops and ships toward Gulf area
The Pentagon moves ships with weapons closer to the Persian Gulf and pre positions Army equipment for a U.S. brigade in Kuwait. An unspecified number of U.S. troops are told to stay ready as the USS Abraham Lincoln remains in the gulf longer than planned. The steps aim to deter Saddam Hussein and enable a quick response if needed.
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