Amherst Hampshire College sit in protests spread in Massachusetts
Amherst College students ended a sit in protesting racism and the Rodney King verdict while Hampshire College students seized Cole Science Center in a push to hire seven minority professors over six years and add four minority coordinators with $6000 more for the campus multicultural center.
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Gorbachev cites turning point during Missouri speech
Mikhail Gorbachev spoke at Westminster College Fulton Missouri calling humanity at a major turning point amid East West divisions and the North South wealth gap. He linked the Soviet collapse to rising global contrast and urged expanding postwar alliance toward a democratic world for all.
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Senate votes to cut B 2 and Star Wars programs
The Senate approved a bill cutting 8.3 billion from this year’s budget including 7.2 billion from defense, targeting B 2 stealth bombers and Star Wars anti missile work while saving one Seawolf submarine. The 61 to 38 vote set up a House debate as Bush vows veto over defense reductions.
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Clinton weighs running mate after strong delegate lead
Bill Clinton said he will focus on selecting a vice presidential candidate after securing a large delegate lead. He praised Oregon Governor Barbara Roberts and West Virginia Senator Jay Rockefeller but offered no commitments. He spoke in Beckley to retirees anxious about health care benefits as West Virginia’s primary nears.
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Experimental brain procedures show promise for Parkinson's disease
Two research teams report that fetal tissue grafts in 11 patients reduced tremors and rigidity and improved limb control with lasting benefits since 1988. A New York University team also notes success with a surgical technique removing brain tissue from the medial globus pallidus.
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