Florida Pastor Lyons pleads innocent to charges
The Rev Henry Lyons head of the National Baptist Convention USA pleaded innocent to 56 counts of fraud conspiracy money laundering and tax evasion. His bond set at 125000 with six supporters posting property. Lyons faced up to life in prison and 25 million dollars in fines as he remained free pending trial.
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Clinton Nominates Ambassadors for Korea and Ghana
President Clinton named Charles F Kartman to ambassadorial rank for his work as special envoy on Korean peace talks. Kartman, from Fairfax Virginia, has long served on Korean issues and led the Seoul embassy from 1993 to 1996. Also named were Richard Henry James of Omaha Nebraska as ambassador to Kazakhstan and Dexton Tennessee as ambassador to Ghana.
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Los Angeles Box Office Sees Mixed Debuts and Old Favorites
The box office shows varied results with a $34.1 million debut by a film model, a 192 million gross for a major release, and several titles like The 4-Files and Out of Sight losing audiences this season. Gone With the Wind revival remains strong, while Smoke Signals expands beyond major markets to smaller towns in its second week.
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Gore aims daily messages to boost Clinton image
Fragmented OCR notes describe Al Gore promoting a message-a-day strategy to improve the president's profile. References to welfare-to-work coalitions and Clinton's exposure are hinted, with garbled names and phrases.
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NEA Merger Proposal Fails Amid Unity Debate
Fragmented OCR text suggests New Orleans coverage of an NEA merger proposal failure. Mentions unity rhetoric and rival factions, with unclear details on which groups or dates. Strong entities and precise facts are missing due to garbled source.
Critics mixed on harassment rulings may spur Congress action
Washington critics say Supreme Court rulings on harassment create a two tier system. Employers can be liable for a supervisor's harassment even if unaware, while schools lack damages unless administrators knew and ignored misconduct. Justice O'Connor explains Title VII aims to compensate victims, Title IX protects against discriminatory practices by fund recipients, with enforcement via funding notices.
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