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Whipple is known throughout the college ranks as an outstanding offensive stategist. He returned to his alma mater this season after a six-year stint at the University of New Haven...
Divorced in 1982 from fellow musician Eric Taylor after a six-year marriage, she lives alone, either at her century-old farmhouse outside Nashville, Tennessee, or in her loft in downtown Dublin, where she is a wildly popular member of the burgeoning Irish country-folk scene. Most of the time she travels, which is where she gets her best musical ideas. "I do most of my writing on the road," she says. "It doesn't matter where I am. It all comes at one time, words and music. I think of my songs as little gifts that I reach...
...other Oklahoma races, voters overwhelmingly approved a measure that will restrict U.S. representatives to three two-year terms and senators to two six-year terms...
...almost from the time it gained its independence from the Netherlands in 1975. At first the Dutch and other foreign donors gave the new country generous aid, but they cut back sharply in the 1980s when Suriname suffered a series of coups and massacres. The violence culminated in a six-year civil war that led to the fall of the military regime of Lieut. Colonel Desi Bouterse...
With a little help from its GOP members, the House is expected to pass a crime bill tomorrow. The $33 billion, six-year bill includes money for several anti-crime measures including hiring 100,000 police officers and setting up drug courts. President Clinton has been lobbying hard for the bill, but conservative, NRA-backed Democrats oppose it because it bans some assault weapons; liberals don't like it because it expands the application of the death penalty. It was rescued, however, by some Republicans (between 10 and 20 at last count) who are expected to cross Party lines...