Dr Dre Reconsiders Life After Jail Time
Rapper Dr Dre says a 180 day jail stint after probation violations changed his thinking. He cites his mother’s blessing in disguise remark and notes focus on life choices. In May he married and plans to move to a hilltop suburban home.
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Cher discusses accepting her lesbian daughter at rally
Cher spoke to over 1,000 people at a National Coming Out Day rally about the difficulty of accepting Chastity Bono's homosexuality. She said she was very un-Cher-like in accepting her daughter's choice and publicly addressed the topic for the first time.
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Crime drop in major cities marks 1995 decline
FBI findings show violent crime in large U S cities fell 8 percent in 1995, with the murder rate at its lowest in a decade and violent crime at its lowest since 1989. President Clinton and Republican rival Bob Dole react amid debate over causes and anti crime measures.
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New York
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Reno
Tower Collapse Kills Three Workers in Cedar Hill Texas
A 1,500 foot transmission tower collapsed near Cedar Hill Texas injuring three workers from Doty Moore Tower Services. The device used to hoist materials broke a guy wire during high winds, leaving a twisted metal ruin. Bodies were recovered as emergency crews freed two from the wreckage and winds aloft were stronger than at ground level.
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Latinos march for immigrant rights in Washington
Thousands of Hispanic Americans gathered in the capital for a national march to demand simplified citizenship procedures and a $7 minimum wage. The rally near the White House featured a Spanish national anthem and a call for unity amid welfare and immigration-law concerns.
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Houston
Four more windows shattered on L A area freeways
Police say freeway window attacks in the Los Angeles area have fallen since two men were arrested. No injuries were reported in the latest Friday to Saturday incidents, part of a rash totaling 247 breakouts.
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Congress candidates dodge debates across the nation
Candidates for high office avoid or reject debates, with quotes from Ed Crocker and Giovanni Cicione criticizing J C Watts and Patrick Kennedy. The article notes historic debates from ancient Greece to Nixon vs. Kennedy and cites Richard Lamm on the value of public exchanges. Thurmond questions spending on debate exposure.
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March reshapes memory of Million Man March event
In 1995 a surge of black men gathered on Washington Mall for self affirmation and renewal. By 1996 the World Day of Atonement in New York drew far less attention with organizers capping crowds at 50,000 and Spike Lee’s Get On The Bus drawing more media interest. Benjamin Chavis led the revision of plans amid a subdued anniversary note.
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Mechanical failure may be cause of TWA crash
Investigators consider mechanical failure as the likely cause of the TWA Flight 800 explosion with officials citing higher probability than bomb or missile theories. A senior NTSB official in Washington supported the mechanical theory, saying the team knows the sequence of events.
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