CSU sorority loses charter over gay parody float on parade
Colorado State University in Fort Collins suspended Alpha Chi Omega after a homecoming parade float spoofed homosexuals amid outrage following the beating of a gay student. A scarecrow on a Pi Kappa Alpha float mocked gays as disciplinary hearings loom for up to 11 Greek members.
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Cleveland Amory dies at 81 in New York City
Animal rights pioneer Cleveland Amory founder of The Fund for Animals and author of Man Kind dies at 81 in Manhattan. The cause of death was not released. Amory led campaigns against animal testing seal hunting and cruel traps and spoke for animals through his charity and writings.
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Four Teens Die After Driving With New Licenses
A 16 year old Greeley boy Michael Preston and three friends were in a car at lunchtime when Preston, hours after receiving his first license, ran a stop sign and was hit by a semi. Catherine Willcox 16 died at the scene, Mark Whitman 18 died on arrival at hospital, Zachariah Nelson 17 died later. State Patrol spokesman cited construction nearby as a factor.
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North America may soak up carbon from the air study
A team of researchers says North America may remove nearly 2 billion tons of atmospheric carbon annually through regrowth on abandoned farmland and previously logged forests. The Science journal report could fuel debate over climate policy and Kyoto treaty commitments.
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Starr faces renewed criticism over talks with Jones lawyers
Washington AP Kenneth Starr faces renewed scrutiny over past contacts with Paula Jones lawyers as White House and Democratic lawmakers push impeachment inquiry politics. The discussions in 1994 between Starr and Gilbert Davis raise questions about whether Starr should have disclosed talks while seeking authority to broaden the Whitewater probe. Davis says he sought Starr guidance on presidential immunity from suit. Starr’s office says no misrepresentation occurred.
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Hyde defends impeachment inquiry amid Chicago protests
Judiciary Committee Chairman Henry Hyde defended the impeachment inquiry at a Chicago Bar Association luncheon while facing criticism over personal ethics and mounting political pressure. Amid city appearances by Clinton allies and foes, analysts say public opinion will shape the process as Hyde maintains the reins.
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Teen pregnancy rate falls to 20 year low in 1995
A study shows U S teen pregnancy and abortion rates declined in the first half of the decade with 101 per 1000 teen girls pregnant in 1995 and abortions dropping from 40.6 to 30.0 per thousand between 1990 and 1995. The report cites stronger contraception use and delayed sexual activity.
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Chemical imbalance linked with bulimia
PITTSBURGH AP People with bulimia may be born with a brain chemistry imbalance that predisposes them to eating disorders. Dr Walter Kaye notes the study, published in Archives of General Psychiatry, suggests serotonin may be disrupted long before bingeing and purging begin, aiding risk identification and treatment approaches.
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