Funeral for Columbine basketball star draws large crowd
In Littleton Colorado more than 2000 mourners attend the funeral for Columbine High School basketball star Greg Barnes who hanged himself last week. The service recalls his kindness and infectious smile as the community remains shaken after prior campus violence.
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McCain Endorses Bush After Bitter GOP Fight
John McCain endorsed George W. Bush for president and said he looked forward to campaigning for him. The meeting aimed to unite Republicans against Al Gore with McCain noting the endorsement was like taking medicine. McCain also suggested he would not be Bush's running mate, while Bush praised McCain as a better candidate and urged his involvement in the convention.
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Former Louisiana Governor Edwin Edwards Convicted on Racketeering
Former Gov Edwin Edwards 72 is found guilty on 17 racketeering and fraud counts for extorting riverboat casino licenses. His son Stephen also convicted on 18 counts. Tarver and others acquitted. Jury heard of bribes and a $400000 cash payoff tied to a 1997 casino license. Edwards faces possible long prison term.
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Bipartisan push for China trade pact draws elder statesmen
In a rare cross party show of support former Presidents Ford and Carter joined President Clinton to back a China trade bill. The leaders predict a close vote as supporters aim for 218 House votes with likely Senate approval if the bill clears the chamber.
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Teacher of the Year urges more respect for the profession
Marilyn Jacketti Whirry, 65, named 2000 National Teacher of the Year for Mira Costa High School in California, argues for more training pay and respect. She says teachers work long hours, pursue advanced degrees, and train others to boost student reading and writing.
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