Cox Withdraws From Speaker Race Boosts Livingston
Rep. Chris Cox of California withdrew from the race for speaker after saying Bob Livingston has broad support. Livingston, chair of the House Appropriations Committee, predicted to win the post as Gingrich steps aside. GOP leaders race to replace Gingrich with Largent Dunn and Hastert among contenders.
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Falcons and Raiders clash highlighted by big scores
Sports section notes multiple game results including Falcons 44 Patriots 10 Ravens 13 Raiders 16 Jaguars 24 Bengals 11. Overall recap hints at tough losses in politics with Democrat Lee Fisher facing campaign family strain, plus debates on dress and a 60th anniversary of Kristallnacht in world and nation coverage.
Glenn adjusts to Earth's gravity after space flight
John Glenn, 77, returns to Cape Canaveral and reports being 95 to 98 percent back to normal after his space mission. He walks briskly, tells jokes, and says he plans to pursue future dreams though he feels a sense of completion. He admits not feeling well at first but remains determined to join his crewmates for the shuttle walk.
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Supreme Court rules against White House attorney privilege
The Supreme Court rejects the White House claim that presidential counsel Lindsey and other lawyers may refuse grand jury questions about possible government official misconduct. The ruling states attorney client privilege does not shield White House lawyers from testifying. Separate decision requires Secret Service officers to testify about information obtained while protecting the president.
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Sheffield Lake man falls 50 feet fleeing pool bill
Aaron Bodach age 20 fled Rock-N Roll Billiards Inc. after an underage drinking dispute with a $13 bill against $10. He tumbled 50 feet down a ravine near Cascade Park, was not seriously hurt, but faces charges including disorderly conduct criminal trespassing theft and liquor law violations. His brother Cory 18 and two friends were with him during the incident. Police and off duty officers joined a lookout and bouncer Jeff Polen in pursuing the four. Firefighters aided at the scene.
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