Briefly Klan Faction Yields Name in Settlement
A Ku Klux Klan faction accepted 37500 in damages, turned over office equipment, and abandoned its name after a 1 million verdict by civil rights marchers. The settlement, approved by a federal magistrate in Atlanta, is seen as only a chapter end for the Invisible Empire Knights of the Ku Klux Klan.
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Atlanta
Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Terrence A. Shannon Sai
Clinton Sacks White House Travel Office Staff
The White House dismissed the entire travel office staff, seven employees with long service, amid accusations of shoddy accounting, mismanagement and potential overbilling. An unrelated cousin of President Clinton was named to oversee travel operations, and a Little Rock agency tied to the cousin was chosen without bidding. The seven were fired with two weeks severance. the unit handles White House travel, hotel bookings, and press jet charters.
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Foods for Preventing Cancer Highlighted at Meeting
In Orlando experts report efforts to isolate cancer preventing chemicals from fruits and vegetables as chemoprevention. They note food is best for nutrients but supplements may help after damage. Vitamin E pills may lower heart disease risk by about 40 percent per New England Journal studies. Soybeans lavender oil and orange peel noted among preventive avenues.
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American Association For Cancer Research
New England Journal of Medicine
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American Heart Association
New Orleans
Aiken Standard contact and delivery details
Location and mailing addresses for the Aiken Standard are listed, with hours Monday through Friday. Delivery times and service contacts are provided, including phone numbers for delivery issues and news tips. A malformed line with unclear text follows and appears to be garbled OCR.
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Aiken Standard
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Iraqi Plot Claim Targeting Bush Visit in Kuwait
A group of Iraqis jailed in Kuwait reportedly told U S investigators they were sent by Iraq to assassinate President Bush during his April visit to Kuwait. An Iraqi main suspect, Wali al Ghazali, allegedly planned a suicide bombing beside Bush, matching confessions reported by Kuwaiti officials.
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Climber Critique From Hillary Over Mount Everest Traffic
Sir Edmund Hillary, Everest conqueror, rebukes climbers for harming the peak's beauty and causing jams. He notes many seek wealth to pose atop Everest rather than love of mountains, as he and Tenzing Norgay reached the summit on May 29, 1953. In Cape Town TV remarks Hillary criticizes modern climbers' motives. The piece ties to his historic ascent and current views on mountaineering.
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Mount Everest
Cape Town
South Africa
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Everest
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