Farmer’s battle for electricity leaves him powerless
Raymond Jemzura, 74, a retired dairy farmer in Madison County, has lived without power for 14 years. He fought to bring electricity to his two story Musician Road farmhouse as courts, a neighbor, and New York State Electric and Gas blocked progress.
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After Hugo the despair deepens in Charleston area
Debra Deas faces an uncertain future after Hurricane Hugo destroys her uninsured mobile home and work. Her husband loses fishing boat work as marinas and homes are wrecked. Four sons face displacement and schooling worries as South and North Carolina assess widespread damage and mounting costs.
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Education summit under way on learning goals
President Bush meets with 50 state governors at Thomas Jefferson's University of Virginia for a summit aimed at addressing U.S. education failures. The gathering, third of its kind by a president, seeks consensus on what children should learn and realistic national performance goals amid debate over a national curriculum.
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Center For Economic Education
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Chicago
Crash probe stalled amid Pan Am 103 inquiry delays
Two months after a panel was created to probe Pan Am Flight 103, President Bush has not appointed any members or held meetings. The seven member commission, including a senator and one party representative, faces delays as relatives express concern and White House officials acknowledge the wait. Senators D Amato and others have been named by congressional leaders for consideration.
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White House
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Grieving reservist fights for pregnancy benefits in Army unit
Kim, a 24 year old reservist at Camp Drum with the 278th Combat Support Hospital, gave birth to twins in August while six months pregnant. Both babies died after a week and a half. She alleges the Army mishandled her pregnancy duty and medical benefits. Her CO, Col. Edward Sugarman, approved hospital bills and sent the claim up the chain. officials say the case is under investigation. If denied, she will appeal. A second unnamed woman in the unit faced a different approach to the same issue.
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