Faulkner quits Citadel amid heat and pressure
Shannon Faulkner, 20, resigns as The Citadel's first female cadet after weeks of drills and illness. She cites extreme stress and fear for her safety, noting the 244 years of tradition collapsing as she leaves. Cadets celebrate departure while college officials express desire to move past the controversy.
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U S and Allies Move to Oust Saddam Hussein
The United States plans a diplomatic push and military moves to pressure Saddam Hussein. About 1,400 First Cavalry troops will deploy to Kuwait for three weeks of live-fire training. A two-diplomat mission to Jordan and Egypt accompanies the escalation as Pentagon speeds up a Kuwait drill slated for October.
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Weather Briefs Include Rain Showers and Temperature Expecta
Brief weather item notes GOOD EVENING BAY with partly cloudy skies and showers possible, high near 86 and low around 60. DRESBAY forecast calls for sunny to mostly sunny conditions, high about 78 with a light breeze.
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Simpson jury won't revisit slaying scene
The Los Angeles judge halted a planned second tour of the Brentwood crime scene and Simpson home after prosecutors withdrew the request. The move followed Fuhrman remarks and a report that a court ruling kept Judge Ito on the case amid ongoing controversy.
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Gingrich Taxpayer Security For Book Tour Cash
Capitol Police provide security for Speaker Newt Gingrich during a 25 city book tour for To Renew America. A private detail handles other security duties. estimates say costs could reach millions while Gingrich could profit up to about 2.3 million. Protests accompany stops, with supporters praising his work and critics urging reimbursement to taxpayers.
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Rizzuto quits Yankees broadcasting role over funeral access
Paul Rizzuto, a longtime Yankees announcer and Hall of Fame figure, quits after being barred from attending Mack Mantle's funeral. Station executives at WPIX kept him in Boston to broadcast the Yankees Red Sox game, and he walked out after five innings due to distress.
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Clinton Birthday Dedication Shared With Chelsea At Grill
On the eve of his birthday Bill Clinton and his wife Hillary shared ribs at Moose Wye beside Grand Teton. The 49th birthday chorus swelled as photographers crowded the scene while Chelsea, then 15, stood with them. Neighbors recalled the media buzz as the Clintons enjoyed an open-air meal.
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Father Charged After Gluing Girl's Eyes Shut in Fight
Gene Janson, 38, of Detroit faces child abuse and felonious assault charges after experts say he sealed his sleeping daughter Ausia Jamson's eyes with superglue and cut her ponytail during a money dispute with the mother. Ausia, treated with emergency surgery, is expected to regain vision. doctors note a genetic disorder De Lange syndrome complicates her ability to explain vision.
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