Bush to push Cheney nomination after Tower fight
President Bush said he will order FBI background checks to speed Cheney's nomination as defense secretary. Senate Armed Services leaders pledged prompt action and confirmed hearings would begin next week, while Sen. John Glenn noted the move followed the controversial rejection of John Tower.
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Bomb Explodes Targeting Vincennes Skippers Wife
A pipe bomb destroyed a van carrying the wife of USS Vincennes skipper Sharon Rogers in San Diego on Friday. Authorities suspect a terrorist attack with no motive or suspects named. Rogers escaped moments before the blast as FBI and ATF agents joined the probe, hinting at possible retaliation framing.
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Mayor Olejko Talks Of Police Chief Indictment
Mayor Alex Olejko, after knee surgery in Columbus, comments on the indictment of Police Chief John Malinovsky on multiple charges. He says the case will be reviewed by the city legal department as he plans to return to work next week, though full duties await the removal of his leg cast in four weeks.
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Langston seventh grader wins South District spelling bee
Oberlin Langston Middle School seventh grader Alice Gates won the Chronicle-Telegram South District Spelling Bee by correctly spelling mademoiselle. Her mother Linda Gates, a French teacher, praised the victory as Langston’s second straightSouth District title.
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11 Year Old’s Space Camp Dream Grounded By Eastern Strike
Elizabeth Sumney, 11, faced losing her Huntsville space camp trip after Eastern Airlines filed for bankruptcy protection. Her $232 air fare and $550 tuition were paid from earnings, with AmEx promising credit for unused Eastern tickets. Parents seek cheaper flights or an 80 percent tuition refund if rebooking fails.
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Knife Missing in Elyria Stabbing Probe
Elyria police seek a thin five inch hunting knife believed used in the fatal stabbing of 32 year old Karen Guerrant. Investigators say she died at Elyria Memorial Hospital after receiving 12 stab wounds. Alfred D. Guerrant, 34, is involved in the case.
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Northeast Sports Shake Ups Highlight S14 GE
A scrambled local sports note outlines unexpected shifts in teams and players, hinting at a tense northeast competition. Names and places are obscured, but the piece signals evolving rosters and late summer momentum.
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