Horton to retire after 30 years in Congress
In Washington Rep. Sherwood Boehlert lauded Rep. Frank Horton as a veteran ally as Horton, 72, announced retirement after three decades. Redistricting pitted him against Louise Slaughter and Bill Paxon, with GOP help securing Paxon’s district. Horton cited changes and options amid looming election stakes.
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Diverse hiring boosts business for decision makers
With growing minority and female workforces, more jobs go to underrepresented groups. Managing diversity helps maintain competitiveness and aligns good business sense with strong leadership.
Fatherhood in the 90s The Father Factor
A concise look at changing family roles focusing on missing and unwed fathers, single fathers, and nontraditional labels as society evolves. The piece surveys social shifts and their implications for modern parenting dynamics between today and next Tuesday.
Democracy’s language and the American crisis
William Greider argues Americans face a gap between democratic ideals and reality. Renewing democracy requires citizen activism, dialogue, and responsibility, starting with simple conversations that challenge the status quo and build shared understanding for self government.
Boom misplacement wrecks City Hall in Illinois town
A wrecking crew removing a bakery blast site accidentally rammed a boom through City Hall’s front wall in Troy Illinois. City Administrator Bud Klaustermeier’s office was demolished and he avoided injury, remarking I’m very pleased I was not in there. The incident prompted residents to react as the town’s face continues to change.
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Quayle Potatoe Incident Cited In Public Debate
The text notes an event where Vice President Dan Quayle allegedly prompted a boy to spell potato as potatoe during a public moment. The boy suggested adding oe while Quayle’s own spelling differed. The account emphasizes missteps by the vice president and a commentator’s critique.
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Mexico halts DEA cooperation over U S kidnapping ruling
Mexico ends all cooperation with the United States in the war on drugs to protest a U S Supreme Court decision allowing suspects to be abducted abroad for trial in the United States. The Foreign Affairs Department bans DEA activity in Mexico and halts Mexican agents in the United States.
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Yeltsin Says POWs May Cloistered in Soviet Labor Camps
Boris Yeltsin told NBC News that during the Vietnam War the Soviet Union moved U.S. prisoners to labor camps in the USSR and some may still be alive. The White House declined to comment on substance while noting ongoing discussions on the POW issue.
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Teenager Testifies in Kellogg Slaying Case at Waterloo
Laur ie Kellogg sits in the Seneca County court as a teenage witness links her to the murder of Bruce Kellogg at Seneca Lake. Prosecutors allege she influenced Denver McDowell to kill Bruce, offering $1000 and Bruce s pickup, while Kellogg faces charges including second degree murder and burglary in a trial that began Monday in the 1914 courthouse.
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Kellogg murder trial opens in Seneca County Court
Laurie Kellogg told four teens she drove to a Romulus murder site that someone would shoot her husband. The teens testified that they traveled with Kellogg on the night Malcolm Kellogg was shot multiple times in his home on June 9, 1991, as the trial began in Waterloo.
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