Two Americans jailed in Iraq prompt Senate call for release
Senate resolution 99 0 condemns Iraq for imprisoning David Caliberti and William Barloon after they entered Iraqi territory from Kuwait. The pair, ages 41 and 39, were sentenced to eight years for unauthorized border entry. IRAQ said they may appeal. Washington. Carroll OConnor son Hugh dies from gunshot. police cite despondence and prior narcotics issues. He was 33. OConnor and crisis team responded. Washington. New evidence suggests mild retardation is preventable. a federal program to aid at risk children and track outcomes to adulthood. Studied factors include maternal education and poverty, with black children affected more. Washington. FCC to cut access charges, shifting long distance costs. regulators note potential savings for consumers if charges drop. Publication notes ongoing FCC decisions on further reductions.
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Senate backs case by case curb on federal rules
The Senate rejects a sweeping regulatory moratorium favored by House Republicans and moves to a case by case approach to blocking rules. The compromise would require agencies to report final regulations to Congress with a 45 day window to block specific rules. Negotiations with the House will follow to reconcile divergent versions.
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Gingrich seeks prime time address by networks
House Speaker Newt Gingrich asks major networks to air a 30 minute prime time speech from the Capitol to outline a program after the Contract With America. Networks gave noncommittal replies while critics say the request breaches fair access and time for the other party.
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Prosecution timeline solidifies Simpson murder case narrative
Prosecution witnesses Kaelin and Park outlined an hour and 18 minute window for the slayings, with Park placing a 10:22 p.m. gate incident and 10:55 p.m. house entry. Kaelin recalled hearing noises at 10:40 p.m., while defense noted the Bronco may have stayed at home. No murder weapon or bloody clothes were found.
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