Lazio defense of 1997 Quick & Reilly trade profits
Senate candidate Rick Lazio defended a 1997 investment that yielded up to 600 percent in under two weeks. He spent 2300 on Quick & Reilly options weeks before Fleet Financial Group announced its purchase, selling near 16000 on the buyout news. He said he had no inside information during a Buffalo plant stop.
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Small Massachusetts quake rattles New England region
A shallow 12 03 a m quake centered 15 miles west of Springfield western Massachusetts and north western Connecticut shook homes early Friday. Preliminary magnitude about 3 indicating little risk of damage. Experts note about six quakes hit New England annually near Springfield 80 miles west of Boston.
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Park Attacks in NYC Suspects Arrested Climb to Thirteen
In New York City a string of daylight attacks in Central Park last weekend left 47 women harassed stripped and groped by gangs of young men. Police say up to 60 men may be involved with 13 arrests, four occurring Friday near the park’s south end by the zoo and Plaza Hotel. Police Commissioner Howard Safir called the incidents spontaneous and noted some involved did not grasp their seriousness.
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United Church of Christ Seeds $500000 Gay Scholar Fund
The Cleveland based United Church of Christ, with 1.4 million members, announced a five hundred thousand dollar scholarship fund for openly gay seminarians. It aims to double the endowment and provide up to ten scholarships of at least twenty five hundred dollars for gay men and lesbian women preparing for church ministry.
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Gore's reinventing government still faces crack in progress
AP reviews seven years of REGO show mixed results with fewer rules and workers but ongoing waste and misfires. NASA downsizing blamed for lost probes. veteran claims processing slowed by new computers. Pentagon high prices persist. Gore touts savings and culture shift though auditors doubt many savings. He admits not all goals met but cites citizen focused reforms and easier access to services.
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Clinton pledges Save the Music push on NBC Today
President Clinton said it was tragic that school music programs are often the first cut when districts face tight budgets. He spoke during VH1 Save the Music fundraising and noted only about a quarter of American schools offer music as basic curriculum. He urged parental advocacy and vowed to help while visiting East Harlem and Queens during a New York trip.
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Term limits shift as Salmon leads six-year House plan
Washington AP report notes 42 year old Rep. Matt Salmon pledges six years in the House after a landslide victory in a Phoenix area district. Seven lawmakers facing term limits pledges choose to step down or run again, with three seeking re-election. Weasel King shadow campaigns target Nethercutt amid U.S. Term Limits pressure.
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