Hart signals partial bid return in TV interview
Concord New Hampshire Gary Hart, a 1938 Democratic presidential hopeful, signaled a possible partial bid return during a ABC Nightline appearance. He said he paid for past mistakes linked to his withdrawal and left open whether he can win delegates to influence the party platform. He declined to discuss his relationship with Donna Rice and said personal issues would not be the focus.
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Lyncourt Couple Arrested in Baby's Death
A Lyncourt man and his wife were arrested and charged with second-degree murder in the death of their 13 to 15 month old son. Clark D. Golden, 27, and Jean Marie Patel Golden, 31, of Salina, were arraigned at 5:30 a.m. and jailed without bail after the infant Brian died following transport to University Hospital. The arrest followed a call to the Golden residence near Teall Avenue for a sick infant.
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Cuomo says Americans will forgive Hart for indiscretion
Albany governor Mario Cuomo predicts the American public will overlook Hart’s alleged extra marital affair. He notes some voters may condemn conduct but believes others will forgive if Hart is forthcoming and reconciles with his family. Hart reentered the Democratic presidential race seven months after dropping out over the Donna Rice relation.
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Syracuse Pulse Readers to Decide on Han's 1983 Run
The Herald Journal Syracuse Pulse series invites readers to vote on Gary Han's surprise decision to re-enter the 1983 presidential race. Readers are urged to call 476-2275 with support or opposition as the community weighs the candidate's impact and viability.
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Vote fraud charges fly in Korea election
South Korea faced its first democratic presidential vote in 15 years amid graft claims by opposition groups and student factions. The National Coalition for Democracy alleged hundreds of fraud reports, the opposition claimed 3,000 in Seoul, while the government denied all charges and said 83 percent of 26 million eligible voters cast ballots. Police clashed with supporters as ballot boxes were blocked. Yonhap noted scattered irregularities including attempted abductions of poll watchers.
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900 New Dumps Closed Leak Waste Officials Say
The Associated Press reports that about 900 newly closed dumps are leaking hazardous waste under rain, as EPA faces delays in approving closure plans. GAO notes many sites have not submitted plans or await approval, delaying proper containment and cleanup efforts.
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