Courthouse Crowd Protests Art Gallery Trial Opening
Extra police were posted at the Hamilton County Courthouse for a gay rights demonstration during the opening of the trial of the Contemporary Arts Center and director Dennis Barrie over showing Robert photographs. The protest highlighted First Amendment debates and alleged attempts to intimidate homosexuals.
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Lancinnati
Robert
Contemporary Arts Center
Dennis Barrie
Hamilton County
Peruvians Seize Vice President in Lima Kidnapping
Police said two gunmen abducted Giraldo Lopez Quiroz, a vice president from President Fujimori's party, from a Lima shantytown a day after the suspect Amaru Revolutionary Movement claimed credit. The incident occurs amid unrest tied to Peru’s political shifts since July elections.
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Lima
Peru
Loptatare
Giraldo Lopez
Quiroz
Alberto Fujimori
Amaru
Taper
Change 9
Fain
Environmental Federation eyes corporate payroll campaigns
A 23 member Environmental Federation of America seeks access to corporate payroll deduction campaigns to boost funding for environmental causes. Executive director Kal Stein targets 400 million dollars a year within ten years, with this year’s goal at 7 million. The group aims to complement United Way, not replace it.
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Washington
United Way
Stein
Aiken Standard Classified and Subscription Details
Aiken Standard provides contact numbers for subscriptions and ads and lists office hours and mailing address. It shows monthly and annual pricing for e delivery and mail rates, with a garbled line of extra text at the end.
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Aiken Standard
Rutland Drive
Aiken Standard, P.O
Aiken, S.C
Bywater novel shaped Yamato's Pearl Harbor plan says book
Washington notes that Admiral Isoroku Yamamoto drew on Hector Bywater's 1925 novel The Great Pacific War to form his surprise 1941 attack strategy. William H. Honan contends Bywater influenced Japanese planners while Yamamoto studied in the United States and served as naval attaché.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S
Isoroku Yamamoto
Pacific Fleet
Hawaii
Yamamoto
William H. Honan
Hector C. Bywater
Asiatic
Honan
Bywater
England
Atlantic
Thys
New York Times
Cultural Onan
Yama
Kay
Harvard University
America
Japan
mid-Pacific
Another Child Is Shot In New York
AP reports a 12 year old girl Laykama Taylor was killed while playing in a Brooklyn housing project courtyard. The week saw three random shootings as Mayor Dinkins urged renewed gun control. Salima Brown, 18, was wounded in Bedford Stuyvesant.
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NEW York
David Dinkins
Laykama Taylor
Laykama
Brooklyn
Harlem
Salima Brown
Bedford-Stuyvesant
Ms. Brown
The
Daily News
Cranston to oppose Supreme Court nominee David Souter
Sen. Alan Cranston will vote against confirming David Souter, citing Souter’s stance on abortion rights and contraceptive access as fateful. Cranston says he will voice the argument on the Senate floor and before the Judiciary Committee vote processes.
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David Souter
Washington
Alan Cranston
Supreme Court
Federal Appeal Court
Cranston
Sune T
California
Senate
Souter
Senate Judiciary Committee
Dole Pushes Budget Action Amid Capital Gains Debate
Senate Republican leader Bob Dole urges moving beyond delays and pushing a deficit reduction deal. He favors focusing on getting the package done, even if it means excluding capital gains tax cuts from the main bargain and tackling them in a separate vote. Dole emphasizes balanced budgets over supply side aims.
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Washington
Senate
Bob Dole
Dole
Bush
Walter Mondale
United States
Ford
New Hampshire
Congress
Reagan
GOP
Mexican floods kill at least 40 in Chihuahua City
Heaviest rainfall in 90 years floods Chihuahua City leaving more than 5 000 homeless and 40 dead. Red Cross reports 30 missing as authorities fear dam overflow and evacuees surge. Dozens of homes destroyed and water supplies disrupted in multiple neighborhoods.
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Chihuahua City
Mexico
Red Cross
el Paso
Texas
Chihuahua
Chuviscas
Fernando Baeza
Jesus Dover
Major US scheduled news events for next week
AP outlines upcoming economic reports and political visits. Ozal meets Bush at the White House. Bush addresses the World Bank IMF meeting. Bush travels to Akron Detroit Chicago and back to Washington. Conable and Camdessus hold press conferences in St Charles. Friday spans Yom Kippur and Kuwaiti Emir invite. Paris hosts IEA meeting on Gulf oil impact. National Cathedral dedication Sunday.
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Barber Conable
IMF
Camdessus
St Charles
Chuck Berry
Sheik Jaber al-Ahmed al-Sabah
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
White House
Bush
Paris
International Energy Agency
National Cathedral
South Tower
Vatican City
International Synod of Roman Catholic Bishops
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