Gates Reclaims Top Spot As Richest American
New York AP report says Microsoft chairman Bill Gates is the richest American with a net worth of 9.35 billion, surpassing Warren Buffett who trails with 9.2 billion. Forbes’ annual 400 richest Americans list notes Gates’ resurgence atop the rankings.
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Housing secretary visits rat-infested tunnel dwellers
In New York City, Housing Secretary Henry Cisneros toured a filthy subway tunnel where homeless people live calling themselves tunnel rats. He condemned the dire living conditions and urged action to address the housing crisis affecting these residents.
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County fair schedule highlights events and entries
On Monday October 3 the fair opens with baked goods no pies, farm and garden produce, 4-H and general exhibits, rabbits, steers weighing, first entries for the flower show and booths for individuals extension clubs 4-H FFA FHA must be ready. Tuesday October 4 features the market barrow show, all 4-H and FFA birds in place and judged, parade, first flower show judging, carnival opens Tejano Day festivities parade awards and the dairy heifer show.
U S troops seize Haiti militia leaders in crackdown
U S soldiers detained several leaders of Haiti’s pro army militias as fights over restored elected rule intensify. Sweeps netted more than 1 000 weapons. raids targeted the Ninjas security chief’s head, and the son of a major backer. Aristide voice returns on state radio as US forces push to hand power by Oct 15.
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Senators square off over health care reform clash
Senate debates over President Clinton's health plan widen rifts as Senator Gramm hails defeating reform while Senator Mitchell accuses Republicans of obstruction. Mitchell says administration tried to work with GOP but moved toward no bill, Panetta vows comeback in next Congress.
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Seminerio shaped animal homes in Roswell and beyond
Frank Seminerio 64 moved from Roswell to New York then designed naturalistic exhibits for zoos including Spring River Park and Zoo in Roswell. He added shade trees and flowing water to lion and bear enclosures, aiming for habitat realism. He later settled in Roswell with wife Edith after years in Albuquerque and other venues.
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Congressman Implicated in PRI Leader Slaying in Mexico City
A man who confessed to involvement in the assassination of Jose Francisco Ruiz Massieu said the plot was masterminded by congressman Manuel Munoz Rocha. He claimed the congressman hired him and his brother to carry out the killing over reform efforts within the Institutional Revolutionary Party.
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Quiz Show Scandals Highlight Jeopardy Comment
Radnor Pennsylvania AP reports Alex Trebek says the idea of preselecting contestants is impossible today. He discusses the film Quiz Show about 1950s scandals and notes Jeopardy requires answers in the form of questions.
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