Fifth graders clash sparks court showdown in Michigan
In Mount Clemens a judge warned fifth graders Kylan Schultz and Cassandra Reibel and their parents of possible jail time if they continue defying a court order to stop taunting. The dispute, tied to name calling and taunts at Miller Elementary, prompted a restraining request from Kyran’s mother Deborah Schultz after repeated incidents.
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Washington tax break and space medal note in one day
The IRS outlined a new $400 child tax credit that can be added to paychecks via Form W-4 for 1998, with income limits up to $75,000 for singles and $110,000 for couples. In a separate Oval Office ceremony, President Clinton awarded Congressional Space Medals of Honor to Ed White II and Roger Chaffee for the Apollo 1 tragedy, while James Blottiaux was charged with murder in Cheryl Lynn Rude’s 1965 car bomb death tied to horse breeder Silas Jayne’s operations.
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Clinton to extend Bosnia mission beyond June 30
President Clinton plans to announce that U S military forces will stay in Bosnia past the June 30 mandate expiration. He will not reveal troop levels but will reaffirm continued participation amid NATO efforts to extend the peace mission.
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Black farmers press Clinton on discrimination complaints
At a White House meeting with about two dozen black farmers and lawmakers, President Clinton pledged swift action to resolve decades of Agriculture Department discrimination claims. The session followed his $600 million pledge and included appointment of David Harris Jr. as associate general counsel for civil rights amid a federal suit seeking $2 billion and class relief for about 2,000 farm families.
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Boy, 3, earns junior officer badge for aiding drug arrest
Oxnard police awarded a special junior officer badge to a 3 year old boy who helped arrest his father for marijuana possession. The father Keith Wallace, 25, faced charges after officers clocked him at 78 mph and detected alcohol. The boy handed a bag of marijuana to an officer during the stop, affecting the case and prompting drug treatment entry.
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