Bush twins drinking case sparks national debate
In Chicago, the Bush sisters Jenna and Barbara were cited by Austin police for allegedly violating Texas alcohol laws. Students defend drinking age norms, while officials push strict enforcement and a CDC-HHS panel backs a 21 year limit. Public opinion divides on changing laws and campus policy updates follow student deaths and broad reforms.
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France
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Yale University
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Bush daughters in trouble over underage drinking in Austin
AP reports President Bush signed the zero tolerance underage drinking law in 1997. Jenna Bush faced a no contest plea and community service after a nightclub incident, Barbara Bush cited for being a minor with alcohol. Police cited both sisters for possession and attempted purchase with false ID. Secret Service remained silent.
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Man sentenced to death for yogurt shop murder in Texas
In Austin a jury condemned Robert Burns Springsteen IV to death for the 1991 killing of 13 year old Amy Ayers during a botched frozen yogurt shop robbery. Four teenage girls were bound and shot, the shop set ablaze, with Springsteen admitting guilt in 1999 but maintaining innocence. Two co defendants, Michael Scott and Maurice Pierce, await trial.
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Teaching assistants strike at University of Washington
In Seattle AP reports graduate teaching assistants at the University of Washington walked out after contract talks collapsed. The walkout by the Graduate Student Employee Action Coalition United Auto Workers could hinder grading before commencement. About 250 graduate students protested on campus as bus drivers refused to follow routes.
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Bush seeks year extension of normal trade with China
President Bush urged Congress to extend for a year China’s normal trade status, arguing it benefits American farmers and businesses. He cited export growth to China and Hong Kong, and stressed that fair trade supports living standards and a stable U S China relationship while noting past tensions over the spy incident.
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