Broadway Musicians Set Strike Vote Over Pay Dispute
The AMERICAN Federation of Musicians Local 802 executive board scheduled a Saturday strike vote involving 11 090 union members, including 450 Broadway players, over a proposed 12 percent pay increase over three years. Under the old contract, musicians earned about 1300 dollars weekly with benefits.
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Connecticut Lottery workers return after shooting
Tearful lottery employees were greeted with hugs and roses as they returned to a workplace cleaned of the gunman’s trace. The agency removed Matthew Beck’s desk and equipment and closed the executive suite he rampaged through. Gov. Rowland aide said there is physically no evidence he ever had a workplace there. Beck killed three supervisors and the chief executive in Newington.
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Clinton to Have His Dog Neutered
President Clinton will neuter his chocolate Labrador Buddy after an appeal from actress Doris Day who urged the surgery for health reasons. White House spokesman Barry Toiv said the president is inclined to proceed, with no date set for the procedure.
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FBI chief warns of child porn dangers on the web
FBI Director Louis Freeh told a Senate panel that the Internet hides predators who target children. He urged parents to supervise online use, keep the computer in busy areas, and never share personal information. Congress backed a $10 million boost for the innocent Images program to fight online exploitation.
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Reno grants time in Labor secretary inquiry
Atty. Gen. Janet Reno received a two month extension to decide if an independent counsel should investigate Labor Secretary Alexis Herman over alleged influence peddling. The court granted until May 11 after Reno cited voluminous records and new information requiring further inquiry into whether Herman had a hidden financial interest in a business tied to her friend Vanessa Weaver.
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