Greatest Pro Football Team Debate Featured on ESPN
An ESPN feature titled F1 Dream Season uses computer editing and film splicing to scope a debate on the greatest pro football team. The program assembles arguments, clips, and expert opinions to argue for or against historic teams and eras.
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Maiden flight of B-2 bomber faces critics and delays
The B-2 Stealth bomber, in development for a decade, prepares for its first flight near Los Angeles amid controversy over its high cost and unclear missions. Critics warn it may become a museum piece while delays from a fuel system issue underscored congressional concerns about secrecy and funding.
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Bush closes European tour with calls for unity and reform
President Bush wrapped up a 10 day European trip in Leiden promising to end East West divisions and saying freedom will eventually prevail. He urged rapid political and economic reforms across Eastern Europe and noted Europe must be free from discord. He had visited Poland Hungary and Paris talks where Gorbachev proposed integrating Soviet and Western economies.
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Bush Urges End To Europe Division In Hague Speech
President Bush, addressing leaders in the Netherlands, cited Gorbachev and argued the “other Europe” behind the wall is changing. He urged unity and freedom across Europe, marking the first U.S. presidential visit to the Netherlands.
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Lunar advocates weigh Bush push for moon return
Twenty years after the first lunar landing, advocates push for a new round of exploration. They look to President Bush for guidance as he plans a speech on a possible multi national mission to the moon or Mars, with no firm decision yet.
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U S May Train Salvadoran Police Death Squads
U S agencies would train Salvadoran police units blamed for torture and killings. The plan, backed by the Bush administration, follows a three year Defense Department program set to end in September. Lawmakers and human rights groups warn training could associate the United States with brutal regimes.
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State spends money to save money in mental health layoffs
Albany Cuomo administration plans to lay off 322 workers at the Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities to save about 10 million dollars next year. Critics warn scrapping 123 community slots may cost 5.1 to 10.3 million annually, as community residences face staffing and site hurdles before opening.
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