Perot weighs campaign comeback at Dallas summit
Washington reports say Ross Perot narrows path to re entry for president with a Dallas meeting of supporters and top campaign aides from Bush and Clinton camps. Associates caution against a Monday public announcement while signaling a possible limited run. Perot aides stress volunteers push him toward running despite uncertainty.
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Healing services draw Gaston County faithful
The Rev. Mark A. Pearson reports miracles at All Saints and Holy Trinity Lutheran churches as part of a regional healing ministry. Regular services in Gaston County draw a few dozen worshippers rather than large crowds, with churches noting dramatic personal changes and restored marriages in participants.
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Crusade ends with plea for morality
Evangelist Bailey Smith closed his Gastonia revival urging a spiritual awakening and a moral America. He blasted Murphy Brown’s philosophy and praised a vice president for standing for values as about 3,000 people filled Sims Park for the final night.
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School accepts homework by fax at Barret Middle
Louisville AP Barret Traditional Middle School allows occasional homework or medical form submissions by fax after the principal announced the number at an open house. Donald Matlock said about a dozen parents have used the service to avoid long trips, but it is not a general bailout for students.
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Russia still aims missiles at United States says CIS chief
MOSCOW AP Russia’s military head Marshal Yevgeny Shaposhnikov says Moscow still points nuclear missiles at the United States and awaits a reciprocal move from Washington regarding Yeltsin’s UN speech. He notes missiles taken off combat duty under START, and warns Russia could resume tests if Western nations continue explosions.
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