Kasich Defends GOP Plan to Cut Lunch Subsidies and Welfare
The House Budget Committee chair Rep John Kasich defends Republican moves to trim school lunch subsidies and welfare as part of funding for tax cuts. He argues reform is needed though panel plans further spending cuts to cover 189 billion in lost revenue over five years.
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Galaxy corona temperature measured by space telescopes
NASA Astronomer Andrew Smith and colleagues using Endeavour UV telescopes report a corona around a distant galaxy about 10 billion light years away with temperatures ranging from 100 000 to 1 million degrees Fahrenheit. They aim to locate the corona’s station and understand how gas forms the halo and cools back into the galactic disk.
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Oliver North to host national radio talk show
Oliver North, the Iran Contra figure and former Virginia Senate candidate, will host a weekday afternoon radio program from Washington on WWRC. The program debuts nationally April 3, with Salem Radio Network syndication and strong Virginia interest. North spent about $20 million in 1991 to challenge Senator Robb.
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CIA chief nominee withdraws amid legal questions
President Clinton moves to nominate Deputy Defense Secretary John Deutch to lead the CIA after retired Air Force Gen. Michael P. C. Carns requests withdrawal amid allegations concerning a former household helper. Carns cited "outrageous" and untrue accusations by the cook’s nephew, Elbino Ramas, reported by The New York Times and The Washington Post.
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Pilot’s aide case highlights humanitarian motive and policy gaps
Carns told the Times and Post he allowed a man in his early 30s to join his Hawaii household in 1987 and later Washington to escape poverty. The INS policy lets abroad military personnel bring domestic workers for up to four years, but the man did no work or wage, left in 1992, and Carns and his wife say they acted with humanitarian motives amid mishandling. Carns had no espionage experience but a 35 year Air Force career as a strong manager.
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Copenhagen meets to urge debt relief for world stability
About 120 government leaders gather in Copenhagen for a weeklong conference to back Third World economic development. Austrian Chancellor Franz Vranzky announces $100 million debt cancellation by Austria as part of a broad, still evolving statement to be signed Sunday. U N Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali warns that without development, entire societies will be left behind.
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Emergency talks in Karachi aim to stop violence
Prime Minister Bhutto led talks to curb violence in Karachi after a bombing outside a Shiite mosque killed twelve and wounded twenty eight, following the shooting of two US government employees. The victims' bodies were due to be flown home later, with no confirmed link between the attacks.
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Diamond Rio shines with New York crowd at Syracuse show
Country group Diamond Rio energizes 1,200 fans at the Landmark Theatre in Syracuse. Lead singer Marty Roe says New Yorkers are catching country fever as the six member band showcases polished vocals, guitar prowess, and Vegas style stagecraft amid praise for three straight CMA vocal group of the year awards. The show contrasts with local sports on TV drawing attention away from the act.
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Night Is Fallin in My Heart Spurs Band Show Highlights
The performance opened with older hits Norma Jean Riley Oh Me Oh My Sweet Baby In a Week or Two and Mirror Mirror. Tributes followed to Chris Whitley and Merle Haggard, plus Eagles cover Lyin Eyes from Common Thread.
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Do Black Patent Leather Shoes Really Reflect Up
Neil Novelli reviews Talent Co. musical at Empire Expo Center, a nostalgic look at Catholic school memories with strong turns by Kate Huddleston as Sister Lee and Cariou as Eddie. The show blends humor and sentiment, featuring songs like Cookie Cutters and Private Parts, and ends act one with an overlong, symbolic finale.
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Success and a clipping: Ann Landers reprints Stanley quote
A reader asks Ann Landers to reprint a 1904 definition of success by Bessie Anderson Stanley. The piece extols living well and helping others, ending with a note about purchasing Ann Landers’ Nuggets and Doozies booklet by mail for 35.25 including postage.
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