Referendum on Miami gay rights sparks partisan showdown
In Miami the vote set for today on an ordinance banning discrimination against homosexuals in housing and jobs has become a partisan battleground. Supporters say the issue is human rights while opponents warn of consequences for private and religious schools. Prominent figures predict varied outcomes from a broad turnout to close results.
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Youngs remarks on race stir U N ambassador debate
U N ambassador Andrew Young faced questions in a Senate hearing over remarks on racism and foreign policy. He defended his statements about Ford and Nixon as racists not in aggressive terms and said his position remains secure while acknowledging he is exposed to critical scrutiny. He also said he does not view himself as invulnerable due to his rank and black vote significance.
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