Citadel seeks court block to keep Faulkner admission
The Citadel asked a federal appeals court to halt Shannon Faulkner's admission as the college races two weeks from allowing the first female cadet. Judge Houck said he lacks time to review a proposed parallel program at Converse College before the next Citadel class reports August 12. The action tees up a possible Supreme Court appeal.
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Regents mull non educator for top education post
The board narrows the search for state education commissioner to six candidates including Madeleine M Kunin former Vermont governor and deputy US secretary of education and Roderick Chu former New York tax commissioner. Chancellor Carl T Hayden says it is early to consider breaking with the tradition of not overseeing the budget directly.
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New York
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Judge in North Carolina Allows McKinny Testimony in Simpson Case
A Winston-Salem judge ruled that Laura Hart McKinny, a North Carolina professor and screenwriter, need not compel her to testify regarding Detective Mark Fuhrman’s use of a racial slur. The ruling found Fuhrman a technical adviser on fiction, not evidence of Simpson’s guilt.
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Relatives Attack Official at Seoul Mall Collapse Memorial
In Seoul relatives of victims at a memorial for the Sampoong Department Store disaster assaulted a government official amid accusations of building irregularities. Police blame faulty construction for the June 29 collapse that killed 458 and injured many. 93 remain missing.
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Gunman Killed After Hostage Stand On Cologne Bus
Police stormed a Cologne tour bus after an eight hour standoff with a 31 year old Russian speaking gunman who killed the driver and a hostage. He held more than 20 passengers including Germans Americans Austrians Japanese and Argentines. Police said he had an Israeli passport and spoke broken English. The bomber threat and motive remain unclear.
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Sister of bombing suspect tapped as witness in case
Jennifer McVeigh, sister of Timothy McVeigh, is said to have cut a deal and become a deadly witness for prosecutors. She was subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in the Oklahoma City bombing case and has faced extensive FBI questioning since the April 19 blast that killed 168 and injured more than 500.
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Officials deny White House push in Waco siege case
Former senior FBI and Justice officials told a congressional panel that the White House did not pressure to end the 1993 Waco siege or cover up President Clinton's involvement. They said Janet Reno gave the orders for the final assault as David Koresh and 82 followers died when the compound burned after tear gas was used.
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Smoothster on Display At Street Rod Show
Fred Warren owns the privately held Smoothster formerly Linder construction at Coddington’s shop. Pont Automotive Finishes brought it to the show for the “Smooth Yellow” finish now part of Du Foot’s Hot Hues line. Janet Lucher of Boise and her husband saw it in AIMeS photos and praised its seamless lines and detailed craft.
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Croat Forces Take Two Towns in Western Bosnia
UN officials warned that Croatian army actions in Bosnia risk reigniting Croatia's war as forces seized Grahovo and Glamoc, severing a Serb supply line and advancing toward the Bihac enclave amid heavy shelling. Croatian commander Cervenko vowed to defend Bihac. Serbs in Croatia mobilize as tensions rise.
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