Clinton shifts White House staff in major shakeup
President Clinton appoints Leon Panetta as chief of staff replacing Mack McLarty and moves McLarty to counselor while David Gergen shifts to the State Department. Panetta vows broad authority to push the president's agenda and manage a large legislative program as the administration retools its inner circle.
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Mailings rise as election nears in New York delegation
New York lawmakers boosted mass mailings by 53 percent from 105077 to 161108 amid campaign focus. Freshmen such as Nadler Maloney Quinn Levy Hinchey and Boehlert show notable increases while critics cite franking as early campaign activity. Boehlert argues mailings inform residents while opponents call it hypocrisy in light of reform efforts.
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Simpson case seeks access to blood evidence and hair sample
Defense and prosecutors ask a judge to allow access to key evidence that could link OJ Simpson to the crime or prove his innocence. A hearing was set to decide on blood samples, hair testing, and other material including a knit cap with hair, with testimony planned from witnesses in a high profile murder case.
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Solar hazard rating to join daily weather report
Washington reports the government will add a national ultraviolet solar-hazard rating to daily forecasts to help Americans avoid skin cancer. The scale runs from 1 to 10, with higher numbers indicating greater sun danger and stronger warnings for outdoor exposure.
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Deatbeat Dads Lose Driver's Licenses in Maine
Maine honors overdue child support orders by revoking driving privileges of eight fathers who owe more than 140000 dollars. a ninth man arranged payment of 11410 dollars to avoid license loss, per Human Services Commissioner Jane Sheehan.
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Wind storms lash Southeast causing deaths and outages
A storm system swept the Southeast on Monday leaving several dead and injuring dozens. Across at least 18 Georgia counties it toppled a Ferris wheel in Nags Head and damaged 80 to 100 homes while 15,000 customers lost power. North Carolina declared a state of emergency as Tyrrell and Lenoir counties reported damage.
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Spacecraft probes sun from high latitudes beyond poles
Spacecraft Ulysses has reached unexplored space over the sun’s south pole, providing the first view from high latitudes. NASA’s Willis Meeks says the mission now surveys the sun from a totally different perspective, aiming to study polar magnetic fields that flip with the 11 year sunspot cycle.
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New test aims to detect Lyme disease earlier
A New Jersey immunologist notes a urine based antibody test can detect Lyme disease within a few days of infection, potentially offering earlier diagnosis and treatment than current tests which may be inconclusive for years. The report is in the July issue of the Journal of Clinical Investigation and describes ticks transmitting the bacterium from mice to humans.
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