Citadel to mail dmtifications to women in cadet program
In Charleston South Carolina the Citadel says it will send applications to women who request them for admission to the corps of cadets. Four such applications exist, none processed yet, including Nancy Melfette who once challenged the male cadet barrier and briefly attended before leaving.
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Inmate Executions Reported In Missouri Florida
Reports indicate two inmates were executed in Missouri and Florida early today after last minute appeals failed. One case involved Robert Bart O Neal Jr 34 for a 1984 deadly slaying during a burglary while another involved a Florida execution in Starke. A separate Tennessee case mentions Jeremy Rouse a brother of a high school junior charged with soliciting students to finish a crime during a Richland High School shooting.
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Gallup finds half of Americans struggle with sleep
A Gallup survey shows nearly half of adults have trouble sleeping, up 13 percent in four years. The National Sleep Foundation cites stress and pace of life in the 1990s as key factors, linking fatigue to relationship, concentration, and task performance impacts. One third report falling asleep while driving, with about 10 percent of that group experiencing a sleep related accident.
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Walsh opposes sending US troops to Bosnia and Ireland trip fallout
Republican Walsh voices concern over Clinton's Bosnia mission and Ireland trip, warning of ethnic conflict risks and a lack of clear objectives. He cites potential dangers to soldiers and calls for Congress to debate nonbinding support while urging a defined exit strategy. Across party lines, lawmakers wrestle with mission clarity and U.S. obligation.
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Senate leaders face stiff resistance on Bosnia troop plan
Washington lawmakers clash over a 20 010 peacekeeper deployment to Bosnia as Senate leaders seek a resolution backing the mission. President Clinton presses ahead with support from three former presidents despite Republican opposition led by Bob Dole and Trent Lott citing exit strategy and congressional involvement. Former presidents Bush Ford and Carter urge backing, warning U.S. credibility and NATO standing hinge on action.
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Clinton hosts Bosnian refugee children at the Oval Office
President Clinton met with Bosnian refugee children in the Oval Office to show the human face of the Bosnia conflict. Former President Bush urged Congress to back the mission, while former President Ford also voiced support for the deployment.
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U S Troops Land at Tuzla Prepare for Bosnia Operation
U S Air Force dispatched a plane load of communications gear and a small team to Tuzla air base to ready for a large transport mission in Bosnia. Col Neal Patton will command about 300 personnel refitting the base and directing aircraft movements.
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U S diplomat urges rethinking Bosnia accord to ease Serb concerns
A U S official urged revisiting the Dayton framework to better address the needs of Serbs and other ethnic groups. He spoke at a Friday conference in Ohio about implementing the 1995 agreement signed near Dayton by Bosnia Serbia and Croatia. Christopher had previously resisted revising the pact.
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Leno to entertain Bosnia troops in Italy
New York Daily News reports Jay Leno will visit Aviano Air Base in northern Italy to perform for U S troops bound for Bosnia. On December 15 his NBC show will be fed live to the base while in Los Angeles, then December 16 he will travel to Italy to perform for the troops in person.
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White House links seven year budget plan to GOP push
President Clinton plans a seven year budget balancing blueprint as GOP negotiators demand. The plan would trim tax cuts and boost savings from welfare and corporate loopholes, with smaller domestic spending increases than six months ago. Republicans cautiously welcome the move as talks resume.
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