Indiana county posts Ten Commandments in first use of new law
About 300 people gathered in Paoli to watch Orange County officials unveil a Ten Commandments plaque placed beside the Declaration of Independence and the Bill of Rights. The event followed a new Indiana law allowing posting with historic documents amid possible lawsuits from the Indiana Civil Liberties Union.
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Magic Johnson Opens Harlem Theaters in 125th Street Complex
Basketball star Magic Johnson opens Harlem’s first multiplex, Magic Johnson Theaters, part of the Harlem U.S.A. project at 125th and Frederick Douglass Boulevard. The nine screen venue marks a key element in the corridor’s revitalization on 125th Street.
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Ferguson plans Swiss move for Beatrice schooling
Sarah Ferguson announces intention to settle in Switzerland this fall, aligning with daughter Beatrice's Swiss school term. Prince Andrew will remain in England with the younger daughter while the couple pursue joint parenting and a thawed royal relationship.
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Web firm to launch Simpson on interactive site
Entertainment Network Inc plans to launch askoj.com within a week offering public questions to O J Simpson and selling autographed footballs for 59 95. Simpson says he wants to talk to the public while the site notes his football records and the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman murders. Proceeds go to charity per VP Bruce Hammill.
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Clinton signs bill to close secret money loophole in politics
President Clinton signed a law ending unlimited anonymous donations to groups influencing policy and elections. He said the measure requires disclosure of donors, calling it first new campaign finance rule in 20 years. He cited Citizens for Better Medicare as an example of opaque funding.
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AA's Minorities Reach Explored At Conference
At a four day AA convention in meeting room 2080, recovering alcoholics of diverse backgrounds discussed minority outreach. A 1998 survey found 88 percent white members. 5 percent black. 4 percent Hispanic, highlighting the challenge of governing structure across 97 000 groups while emphasizing inclusion and shared recovery.
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