| Show 4 A Thursday May 27 1999 National NATIONAL BRIEFS Reyes said Columbine victim to weight) and athletic achievements (10 percent) to determine the order of merit Mana Toledo by phone and at her home were unsuccessful LITTLETON' Colo The family of Isaiah Shoels will sue the parents of Columbine High killers Erie Harris and Dylan Klebold for S250 million according to the Shoelses’ attorneys Isaiah was killed m the April 20 attack at the school Michigan lawyer Geoffrey Fie-gbest known for representing Dr Jack Kevorkian and suing host Jenny Jones said Wednesday he will file a wrongful-death lawsuit Thursday in state court on behalf of Michael and Vonda Shoels Tom and Sue Klebold’s attorney declined to comment because she had not seen the suit Wayne and Kathy Hams could not be reached for a statement Fieger said the suit will contend the Klebolds and Harrises ignored warning signs that preceded the shootings that leit 15 dead and 23 hospitalized er Senate rejects base closings WASHINGTON - The Senate has decisively WARNING!!!' 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CK WORK INIl RY? rejected the Clinton request to close more military bases as a measure ft was the third year in a row Congress has blocked the plan The 60 Senate vote rejected a move by Sens John McCain R Ariz and Carl Levin to authorize a new round of base closings in 2001 as part of an $288 8 billion defense spending bill for the fiscal year that begins Oct 1 We should be ashamed or a little ashamed Find me one military expert who says we don't have to close bases" said McCain Other Republicans continued to assert that President Clinton manipulated the last round of base closings for political purposes But many Democrats opposed the proposal as well including Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle D We have not seen the kind of savings that were promised” sad Sen Barber Boxer She said that in the last round in 1 995 “California got hit so hard I couldn’t even begin to tell you We still have bases sitting there that haven’t been cleaned up and cannot be Free rt port rrxeals what you need to know before you settle ' eour case or speak to anvone administration’s Alaska man killed by bear while hiking Women tops at Navy graduation sue killers’ parents - talk-sho- about 25 percent Attempts to reach the sister Standard-Examine- r cost-savin- g cal toll free: 2 f hr recorded message to-4- 0 ANNAPOLIS Md - Women made up 15 percent of the Naval Academy's Class of 1999 but they walked away with more than their share of honors The top two graduates and five of the top 10 were women It was the best showing yet for women at the academy where class standing depends on more than just good grades Academy officials also consider military competency and conduct (given ANCHORAGE Alaska -State and federal wildlife officials were searching for the bear that killed an Alaska man in the Ke-nNational Wildlife Refuge ai The body of Kenneth Cates 53 was found Wednesday on a trail in a heavily wooded area of the refuge near his hometown of Soldotna about 60 miles southwest of Anchorage - The Associated y Press minutes only per month 560 $1995 60 minutes anytime & 500 weekend long D-- S minutes distance oeia is wck 'o' WwSmn reused" and Scripps Howard Neas Seruce OMNISERVE 27 l 8M location w Private Selection 2-Li- Pop ter 3for$l Your First 3 ith This Coupon Additional at everyday low Price V Cola Root Beer and other great flavors f mtfmcr eue coupe n per family VaWMn 28 through MaynM Orbwluc louilruflc Shooting victims will decide how donations split LITTLETON Colo - Jefferson County District Attorney Dave Thomas plans to survey Columbine shooting victims to ask how more than $2 million m donations should be divided Thomas and others administering the donations met with about 35 families Wednesday to t I COUPON Vr I PIU2S82 ! 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