AIDS protesters march on INS in San Francisco as policy sparks arrests
A thousand demonstrators in San Francisco protested the U S policy banning AIDS infected entry, using a smoke bomb at INS offices. Eight people were arrested as activists from the AIDS Coalition to Unleash Power shouted Act Up. The five day conference drew about 10 000 attendees.
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Trump loan talks continue in New York banks seek breathing room
Major lenders tentatively agreed to lend $65 million and defer $850 million in debt on Trump's real estate and gambling empire. The package would be secured by nearly all assets. approval hinges on additional lenders, especially Japanese banks. Trump faces about $3 billion in debt and a cash crunch amid weaker cash flow.
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The Amon Standard Post Rates and Address
The Amon Standard lists mail rates for 3 6 and 12 months totaling $27 $54 and $108. It states publication since 1857 and notes weekday noon and weekend publication by Axon Communications Inc. Includes P O Box 456 Rutand Gre Ak en with postmaster address and change instructions to The Aton Standard Box a6 Ak en SC 4002.
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Mandela Welcomed in New York on U S Tour
Nelson Mandela arrives in New York as the first stop on a 12 day U S tour to pressure for continued sanctions against apartheid. A ticker tape parade and rally at Yankee Stadium mark his welcome while meetings with business religious and political leaders are planned. The 71 year old ANC deputy president seeks support for ending racial segregation and calls on the white South African government to yield power.
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Lawmakers Close Year After Extended Session In South Carolina
The South Carolina Legislature, under a five hour deadline, finished business in an extended session. Lawmakers approved three major bills sent to Gov. Carroll Campbell including nine new circuit judges and revisions to the Beachfront Management Act of 1988. A tough drug trafficking lethal-penalty bill was ratified, most vetoes stood, and the House and Senate adjourned within minutes of each other marking a productive last day.
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Lawyer argues entrapment in Barry drug trial testimony
Chief witness Charles Lewis testified in a D C mayor Marion Barry case that Barry helped assemble a makeshift crack pipe in the Virgin Islands and Washington and used cocaine and marijuana repeatedly. Lewis said Barry smoked more crack and bought more drugs during trips, while Barry smiled during the testimony.
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Iliescu Inaugurated as President of Romania
Ion Iliescu was sworn in as president in Bucharest at the Atheneum, pledging to uphold human rights and democracy. The 60-year-old former top Communist official leads the National Salvation Front after a sweeping May 29 election win, despite Western aid curbs over past violence.
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Flag Burning Amendment Moves Toward House Vote
Critics push for quick action on a constitutional amendment banning flag desecration as the measure heads to the full House after the Judiciary Committee sent it forward. Supporters warn of a narrow victory while opponents say it could curb First Amendment rights. The amendment requires 289 House votes, 67 Senate votes, and state ratification. President Bush backs its approval.
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Brawl Erupts After Convicted Man Verdict
In Greenville a man found guilty of murdering a shopkeeper shouted obscenities and hurled a water container at a table as Was announced. Three of James E. Epp's relatives were jailed on contempt charges after rushing the courtroom. The jury found Epps, 26, guilty of murder and armed robbery, and the verdict sparked chaos in the courtroom as his wife, mother and brother reacted in tears and screams.
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