Katzenberg quits Disney after years of building powerhouse
Jeffrey Katzenberg resigns as head of Walt Disney Studios in Burbank amid a string of high profile changes at Disney. He helped create animated hit franchises including Aladdin and The Lion King, reshaping the studio into Hollywood’s top profit engine.
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Burbank
Calif
Jeffrey Katzenberg
Walt Disney Studios
Hollywood
Frank Wells
Walt Disney Co
Michael Eisner
GOP pushes amendments to crime bill
In a late summer session, Republicans led by Senator Bob Dole proposed 10 amendments to the 30.2 billion crime bill aimed at stripping 5 billion in social spending from the package supported by President Clinton. Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell cautioned the plan could derail the measure, arguing it would likely die and return to the House after quick votes.
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Bob Dole
Kansas
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House of Representatives
George Mitchell
Maine
House
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Dole
Congress
National Rifle Association
Flood control bill aims to cut levees and expand wetlands
Lawmakers in Congress introduced a flood policy bill to reduce levee reliance, create more wetlands, and fund relocations from flood-prone areas. Senate chair Max Baucus called it a reality check while aligning with White House task force recommendations from last summer’s Midwest floods.
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Washington
White House
Midwest
Chavis seeks settlement with NAACP after firing
The NAACP and former executive director Benjamin Chavis Jr. plan amicable talks after a judge refused to reinstate him. Dixon declined Chavis' TRO, allowing future court action, while Chavis and his attorney pursue a settlement before the Sept. 2 hearing.
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NAACP
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Washington
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Herbert Dixon
District of Columbia Superior Court
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Earl Shinhoster
Lee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Dixon
Richard Saltzman
Abbey Hairston
Hot line ends in Simpson murder case
Los Angeles times reports the tip line for O J Simpson murder case has dropped in calls. Attorneys say the toll free number initially drew thousands of tips and more than 250000 tips were logged in days before a decision to shut it down.
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LOS Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Robert Shapiro
Gazette Promotes Recycling Through Soybean Ink
The Gazette highlights agricultural support by printing with soybean ink and using recycled newsprint. It urges readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at the nearest recycling location.
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City Carton
Sixth St
Community newsletter rates and address in Cedar Rapids
The notice lists subscription rates including 4 weeks at $15.60 and 52 weeks at $187.80 and $234.00. It mentions Cedar Rapids and an address PO Box 511 Cedar Rapids IA 52406. The fragmentary text preserves the location and pricing details in a local notices style.
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Dar Rapids
Cedar Rapids
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