CompuServe Reinstates Most Internet Access in Ohio
CompuServe reverses course and restores access to about 195 of 200 sex oriented newsgroups, after pressure from German prosecutors. The Columbus based service still blocks five groups that contain child pornography while offering free parental controls similar to America Online and Prodigy.
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Buffett to Sell New Berkshire Hathaway Shares to Public
Warren Buffett announced plans to issue new Berkshire Hathaway class B shares at about 1000 dollars each, a tenth of the price of existing stock, with at least 100 million dollars raised after the May 6 annual meeting. The sale aims to raise capital while minimally diluting the company's 30 billion dollar market value.
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Capitol Asset Sales Debate and Penn Student Murder Verdicts
A government official proposed asset sales including the Capitol building to ease budget limits, but rejected the idea noting congressional approval and long lead times. In a separate case, two teens were acquitted of murder in a $5 robbery, while two others pled guilty to murder to avoid the death penalty, following testimony that implicated Archer and Pennington.
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Average American Guy: 69 Facts From Men’s Health Study
The March issue of Men’s Health surveys the typical American man. It estimates he is 5 feet 9 inches tall, 172 pounds with 70 to 80 pounds of muscle, sleeps 7.5 hours, and spends about 44 minutes daily on grooming. It notes 28 hours of TV weekly, 11 beers in seven days, and annual earnings near 29,533 dollars.
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Senator Hatch criticizes Clinton on drug issue during conference
Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Orrin Hatch charges Clinton officials have abandoned the bully pulpit on drugs and questions potential hypocrisy over past drug use. He cites FBI and Senate investigator reports on nominees as reporters press for details. White House dismisses the remarks as silly and a smear.
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