Guinier To Become Harvard Law Professor
Lani Guinier, previously tapped then dropped as a civil rights nominee, will be a visiting professor at Harvard Law School for one month. She will teach a course on law and the political process. Harvard spokesman Michael Chmura declined to say if she would extend beyond January.
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Harvard
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University of Pennsylvania Law School
Harvard Law School
Harvard Law
Michael Chmura
Boston Sunday Globe
Cross Country Killer Jokes About 70 Bodies
Glen Rogers, held in Richmond Kentucky, told WCPO and WIVQ that he never killed anyone and that his earlier count of dozens of victims was a joke. State police affidavit notes he later admitted “more like 70 bodies” when questioned last week.
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Rogers
Richmond
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Strikers Launch Paper Keeps Protests Peaceful in Detroit
DETRUST AP Striking workers from Detroit News and Detroit Free Press publish the Detroit Sunday Journal a 48 page eight section tabloid priced at 60 cents. Al Young head of Teamsters Local 2040 says the focus is on their paper with no arrests and no disruption to protest aims.
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al Young
Teamsters
Detroit Sunday Journal
Detroit News
Detroit Prep Press
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Mailing Details
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVER COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly and multi month options. The Aiken Standard is published by Aiken Communications Inc since 1867 with mailing address and postmaster notice included.
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Aiken Standard
Aiken Communnications Inc
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Accord Hangs In Balance as Bosnian Peace Talks Extend
After a 22 hour session the Bosnian peace talks continued into the morning with a final announcement postponed to later today. Spokesman Nicholas Burns said talks would resume at 8:30 a.m. and a decision on success or impasse would be announced this afternoon. Officials called no foregone conclusion and noted Milosevic Izetbegovic Tudjman and European mediators in play as UN Security Council met.
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Ohio
Europe
Burns
Warren Chris
Topher
Slobodan Milosevic
Serbia
Alija Izetbegovic
Bosnia
Franjo Tudjman
Walesa Defeated In Polish Presidential Run
In Warsaw, former Solidarity figure Lech Walesa loses to ex Communist Aleksander Kwasniewski in a runoff. Kwasniewski edges ahead with 51.72 percent of the vote, while unemployment remains around 15 percent and reforms continue to draw debate.
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Poland
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Lech Walesa
Socia
Walesa
Aleksander Kwasniewski
Kwasniewski
Spree Kills Four after Bank One Firing
In Columbus area and Ashland, a 38 year old man shot and killed four people and wounded two others after breaking into homes. He was being held in jail and authorities planned to interview him. The gunman had been upset about his firing from Bank One amid harassment accusations.
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Columbus
Ohio
Jerry Hessler
Ashland
Hessler
Bank One
Jim Longebone
Longebone
Brian Stevens
Tracy Stevens
Amanda
Ruth Canter
Stevens
Mark P. Campolito
Camposito
Worthington
P. Thane Griffin
Griffin
Judy Stanton
Steve Rush
Stanton
Rush
Rise In Juvenile Violence Clouds Drop In Crime
The FBI reports a 1994 slight decline in major crimes but juvenile violence rises. Arrests of under 18 for violent crimes grew 7 percent. murders by teens under 18 jumped 158.3 percent from 1985 to 1994 despite a shrinking teen population. Experts warn of an impending teen violence wave.
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FBI
James Alan Fox
Northeastern University
College of Criminal Justice
America
Alfred Blumstein
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