Supreme Court allows school drug testing in extracurriculars
The court lets an Indiana district continue random drug tests for all students in activities from sports to clubs, saying no privacy rights violation. It preserves a ruling governing Indiana Illinois and Wisconsin and may spur further testing, though officials caution against a wave of programs. The NAACP protested outside with arrests as the court opened its 1998 99 term.
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Russia promises wage payments to avert broad protest
In Moscow, President Yeltsin's government pledged to resume regular wage payments starting in October for public sector workers. Deputy PM Valentina Matviyenko warned that hard times persist as teachers protest outside the government building amid nationwide demonstrations planned for cities, towns, and factories.
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