Supreme Court rules prayers allowed at graduations in three states
In a series of religious liberty decisions the court, in a New York case, affirmed church state separation while allowing graduation prayers. An Oregon ruling let national banks sell insurance under a 75 year old law. Minnesota police need not obtain warrants to seize weapons in certain stops. A Pennsylvania man was sentenced to five years for child pornography after buying videos. Elizabeth Taylor's husband Fortensky lost an appeal in a drunken DUI case. Jay Sekulow and Pat Robertson hailed the decision as a major free speech victory.
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Chinese refugees arrive in York after NYC detentions
A group of Chinese asylum seekers, described as well coached, arrived in York after buses delivered 110 refugees to York County Prison. They cited economic hardship and political repression. The New York Immigration Coalition warned detention centers outside NYC may lack translation services, highlighting their arduous journey from former laborers, engineers, or teachers.
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Chinese aliens to U S June 2 1993
A compilation of maritime interception and immigration events from 1991 to 1993, listing multiple ships, fishing boats and vessels with passenger counts and seizure actions. Notable entries include 1993 Coast Guard towing of a boat with 199 people into San Diego harbor and Singapore authorities finding 128 Chinese in a fishing vessel bound for New York.
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Delayed Daily Times Editions On June 7
Readers were informed that Monday June 7 edition deliveries were delayed due to mechanical problems in the press room. The note emphasized the fault did not lie with carriers or customers and apologized for any inconvenience.
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Clinton agrees to trim energy tax
Clinton administration signals a plan to cut the energy tax as part of broader spending restraint. Officials say accompanying measures will reduce deficits while maintaining essential services, with details outlined on page 10.
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