Hart-Rice affair details surface from friends and Life
A friend of Donna Rice and Life magazine excerpts question the Miami Herald reports about Gary Hart and Rice aboard a yacht and at his Washington townhouse. Hart quit the campaign May 8 after the Herald story, and Armandt recalls a tense split and a cold fallout.
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Gary Hart
Donna Rice
Bimini
Washington
Rice
Life Magazin
Lynn Armandt
People Magazine
Miami Herald
Hart
Donna
Gary
Armandt
the Herald
Wiliam Broadhurst
Broadhurst
Broadhurst’s
Herald
Aspen
Colo. Aia
Mecham recall effort targets Arizona governor
In Phoenix activists plan to circulate petitions to recall Governor Evan Mecham starting July 6, aiming to gather signatures from 216,746 voters. Backed by Ed Buck and volunteers, the drive has $350,000 in funds, with support from U2 and Peter Paul and Mary, while Mecham labels organizers as a fringe political group.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Evan Mecham
Mecham
GOP
Ed Buck
Buck
U-2
Peter, Paul & Mary
United States
Desorace
Rob
Justice for all through new organ scoring system
Pittsburgh families fear and hope as a national organ sharing network adopts a standardized point system to award transplants. Patients like Mary Ann Randazzo wait years for a heart while others seek kidneys and livers. centers must join the network or face funding cuts.
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Pittsburgh
Mary Ann Randazzo
University of California-Los Angeles Medical Center
United Network For Organ Sharing
Chicago
White House
Mary Shannon
The
Pitts
Bittsburgh
Two girls shot at pool at Carowinds theme park
At Ocean Island pool 2,000 to 3,000 people watched as a 16-year-old girl died and a 6-year-old girl was wounded by gunfire hours after reports of a shooter. Police said the shots may have come from outside the park. no weapon found. Alesha Rollins injured. Michelle Sexton died.
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N.C
Ocean Island
Bryant Artis
Michelle Ann Sexton
Rock Hill
D.C
Barbara Barnette
B.D. Ferrell
Ferrell
Laura Brown
Michelle
Brown
Robbie McLaughlin
Indian Trail
Rene
Carowinds
Claire Lang
Bickett
Amnesty progress stalls and housing bill advances in Congress
The amnesty program opened May 5 with an expected surge yet only about 60,000 illegal immigrants secured preliminary legal status in its first month. Meanwhile, Congress debates a $17.3 billion housing plan to raise federal housing spending and a campaign finance reform push as the fiscal 1988 budget moves forward.
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America
House
Senate
Landers
Reagan
House Banking Committee
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Senate Banking Committee
Barry Faces Federal Inquiry Amid City Scandal Claims
A federal grand jury probes possible bribes and influence in District of Columbia city contracts while Mayor Marion Barry and associates contend the inquiry is politically motivated. The investigation follows FBI subpoenas to at least 10 DC agencies, with national echoes in Chicago and other cities.
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Chicago
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