Judge charged after attempting to distribute cocaine
Cleveland judge Michael Gallagher a 39 year old Common Pleas judge who advocates drug legalization appeared in handcuffs and was released pending an August 21 hearing. Court papers say an undercover DEA agent met him on July 21 and watched him smoke crack then was invited to his home to buy cocaine. Gallagher allegedly asked the agent to inhale cocaine to prove he was not a cop.
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NASA finds likely O-ring cause in solid rocket booster work
NASA says a change by Thiokol in injecting liquid rubber insulation into booster nozzles likely created air pockets that allowed exhaust to reach O-ring seals, delaying the next space shuttle launch after burn damage was found on seals from this summer missions.
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Perot seeks two party reform ahead of 1996 bid
Washington AP Ross Perot, who drew 19 million votes as an independent in 1992, says he wants to fix the two party system. He hosts a Dallas gathering of presidential hopefuls and Democratic and Republican leaders, with Clinton sending a aide. Perot dodges 1996 plans but urges attention to independent voters.
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Nixon hid polling data from staff says researchers
A review of Nixon archives shows covert funding for a White House polling operation and that sensitive results or entire polls were hidden from senior aides. Researchers say Nixon used internal polls to shape policy and testing running mates for 1972 while keeping data from Agnew and staff.
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Senate moves toward welfare reform with work mandate
Washington AP reports the Senate debates a welfare reform bill aimed at shifting state control, imposing a five year benefit limit, and demanding work from able bodied recipients. Dole touts a national consensus while Moynihan warns for child welfare, and Daschle backs a child care safety net.
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