Supreme Court to rule on census sampling dispute
The Supreme Court will hear a high stakes clash between the Clinton administration and the House over the 2000 census. A ruling by March could affect political representation and federal funding as the administration presses to use statistical sampling to correct undercounting, while the House bans it.
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Two More Killings Hit Denver Suburb At Aurora Complex
Three people were found shot to death and another seriously wounded at The Trails apartment complex two miles from Aurora, with witnesses seeing three men flee. Police said the spree likely not linked to Labor Day deaths, and a suspect was pursued while one victim remained in critical condition at University Hospital.
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Northwest and pilots settle contract talks ending 13 day strike
Northwest Airlines and its pilots struck a tentative deal to end a 13 day grounding. President Clinton announced the strike may be over. Union leaders would vote on the proposal after late night talks with Air Line Pilots Assn. and the airline. Air Canada also reached a tentative agreement ending its nine day strike.
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Primakov Emerges As Russia’s New Premier Candidate
Moscow nominates Yevgeny Primakov, a veteran Soviet era politician and former head of the foreign intelligence service, for prime minister. Critics doubt his economic expertise while supporters praise his resolve and stance toward the West, highlighting his cross party appeal.
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Madonna dominates MTV Video Music Awards night
Madonna won six awards including Video of the Year for Ray of Light as the MTV VMAs in Universal City featured political moments from Beastie Boys and Wyclef Jean. Will Smith shared a warm note with his son while modest ceremony tensions and censor bleeps marked the event.
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Whoopi on new Hollywood Squares and helicopter ban lifted
The piece notes Whoopi Goldberg appearing on the revived Hollywood Squares with Rosie O'Donnell and Rita Rudner and mentions her movie workload. It also covers Alexandria Virginia easing a helicopter ban for Harrison Ford to film there, Kenny G winning a copyright appeal, and various entertainment items including Magic Jolson, Cameron Diaz and Matt Dillon split rumors, Leonardo DiCaprio at the Met, and a Diana/Dodi crash cost dispute.
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