Quayle's role shifts as Bush illness stirs succession talk
Vice President Dan Quayle kept a normal schedule amid signs Bush would not undergo electric shock treatment to restore heart rhythm. A White House note said Quayle would not be required to assume presidential duties, though the line of succession under the 25th Amendment was discussed as Bush faced hospitalization for an irregular heartbeat.
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President Quayle Update After Brief Health Check
President Bush and first lady continued schedules after medical review. Doctors expect gradual return to activity with no shoes of organic heart disease. White House aide said the president will resume work routine while medications are adjusted. The first lady flew to Jupiter Florida to promote literacy.
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City within a city planned for mixed housing and R&D
Avon Hyde promotes a planned unit development PUD to attract large scale investment and create a city within a city. The district would mix single family clusters apartments townhouses and commercial space with heavy open space and wetlands. developers must control 50 acres and gain Planning Commission and Council approval.
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Discontent in hotly contested municipal judge race
In a crowded A-1 political page the veteran contestants clash in a tense municipal judge election battle. Discontent flares as voters weigh experience against fresh approach amid a polarized race.
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Fort Worth Elects First Woman Mayor in Victory
In Texas on Saturday Fort Worth chose Kay Granger as its first woman mayor amid a slate of elections across the state. Newcomer Suzie Azar in El Paso and Lila Cockrell in San Antonio also faced defeat while Bill Tilney, a former U S consul general, won El Paso's race.
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Five candidates vie for city races with varied backgrounds
Former County Prosecutor Joseph Grunda and City Solicitor John Hritsko bring long political roots, while City Prosecutor Mark Mihok and Francis Carde juvenile court referee run strong campaigns. Ward 3 faces Ralph McCue TE’s re-election with three challengers, Vinson Shipley a high school teacher eyes upset. Ward 9 sees Rigoberto Reveron challenging incumbent William Flynn, and Ward 1 includes Carolyn White promising fresher ideas.
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Israel Signals Prisoner Swap With Hostages Proposal
In Jerusalem on Sunday Israel said it would release Lebanese prisoners it holds in exchange for Western hostages in Lebanon if missing Israeli soldiers are included in the deal. The move followed Iranian calls for swift release of the 13 Western hostages and Israeli prisoners in return.
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Picasso Paintings Stolen From Prague Gallery
Four Picasso paintings worth about $30 million were stolen from the national art gallery in Prague. Thieves broke in through a glass door from an adjacent garden before 4 a.m., according to a museum official.
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