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...SATURDAYS AGO IN CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, but it could be anywhere, any day on the campaign trail. Freed from the weekly Senate grind, Dole is suffering another punishing round of stump appearances. He is serving up the red-meat, conservative lines the campaign insists will win the nomination. The audience has already been shown a 13-minute video titled Bob Dole: An American Hero. The film cost $167,000 to produce and distribute and has the feel of Morning in America, the famous, upbeat Ronald Reagan video. Dole's film is heavy on the story of his road back from...
...frightening minutes, a man desperate over his debts to the IRS hijacked a Florida school bus with 13 disabled children aboard and threatened to blow it up. Police shot the hijacker dead--and freed the children, none of whom were seriously hurt--when the bus came to a stop outside a Miami Beach restaurant where the hijacker had worked. It turned out he was unarmed...
...knows how long this trial will take. Even without a television audience to play to, the lawyers ran into overtime in their opening arguments. But Conn expects to wrap up the case by Christmas. Of course, even if freed, Lyle and Erik might not have much of a home to return to for the holidays...
...task of computerizing the card catalog for the College library began in 1992. This freed up space in Widener formerly occupied by card catalogs, and also allowed more than a million books to be moved to the depository...
...Massachusetts judge overturned the 1987 convictions of two women accused of sexually abusing some 40 children attending a day-care center in Malden, Massachusetts. "I never, never, never did it," said Violet Amirault, 72; her daughter Cheryl Amirault LeFave was also freed (a son, Gerald, was tried separately, and is appealing his conviction before another judge). The judge argued that the women deserve a new trial because the alleged victims were allowed to testify with their back to the defendants...