Denny’s Accused of Discrimination by Secret Service Agents
Six black Secret Service agents say they were refused service last month at a Denny’s in Annapolis Maryland, on the same day the chain settled a federal discrimination complaint in California. The Justice Department demanded an explanation and said the agents plan to sue.
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United We Stand, America Government Reform Organization
Jury Clears Man In Student Shooting In Louisiana
A jury acquitted Rodney Peairs, 31, of manslaughter after he shot Yoshihiro Hattori, 16, who entered Peairs' carport while seeking a Halloween party. The defense argued self defense under the shoot the burglar law. The verdict sparked international attention with Japan’s media contrasting U.S. gun culture and safety norms.
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Sihanouk appeals for end to violence in Cambodia vote
Prince Norodom Sihanouk urged Khmer Rouge to end violence and support U.N. elections to save Cambodia. Khmer Rouge boycott and threats to voters persisted as shells hit countryside and U.N. stations, yet Cambodians voted in the first multiparty poll in 21 years with one third of 4.7 million registered casting ballots. Sihanouk spoke before crowds at the Royal Palace as Buddhist monks prayed, while many voters waited under monsoon rain to cast ballots.
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Sihanouk
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Peace Formula Blasted By Bosnian Leader
Bosnian president Alija Izetbegovic rejects a Western plan for safe havens and U.N. involvement as unacceptable. He urges forces to defend Bosnia's independence despite siege conditions in Sarajevo where frontline fighters endure extreme ammo shortages. The Security Council prepares consultations on the proposal amid reports of further troop monitoring along the Serb border.
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Spain
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Stars Have Right and Other Voices in News Snippets
The Los Angeles Times interview quotes Barbra Streisand defending Hollywood stars equal to other professionals and criticizing media for labeling. John Updike urges a gold heart image in Amherst commencement talk. Josie Foster returns to Yale, calling it a magical place and credits self-taught lessons from Yale for her growth.
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Josie Foster
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