Elders backs comprehensive sex education over abstinence only
General Joycelyn Elders criticized abstinence only programs as insufficient for American teens. She urged comprehensive sexuality education starting in kindergarten, arguing not all youths grow up in ideal families and that just saying no fails many.
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Jury asks for lawyer fee details in King case
Jurors weighing Rodney King damages asked Judge John Davies to consider attorneys' fees. Davies said no. King’s lawyers seek about 15 million. city suggests 800 thousand. Phase one covers compensatory damages. punitive damages to be decided in phase two for 14 defendants including four officers and former Chief Gates.
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Hawaii enters first ever public worker strike
More than 13 000 state and county workers walked out delaying tax refunds and unemployment claims. Libraries and golf courses closed while health clinics and municipal services faced disruption. The Hawaii Government Employees Association seeks at least 8 percent pay raise over two years, opposed by a 4 percent university and state offer. Negotiations paused with members warned to expect a long strike.
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Settlement in Cincinnati sex abuse suit against church and priests
Steven Cook, once alleging molestation by Cardinal Bernardin and the Rev Ellis Horsham, settled his $10 million sex abuse lawsuit against the Cincinnati Archdiocese and Horsham. The parties did not admit fault. Cook cited AIDS and health concerns as reasons for ending the case, which had been set for trial May 23.
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San Diego Teacher of the Year helps homeless students
Washington reports McBrayer, honored as the 1994 Teacher of the Year, works with a student body of homeless children in San Diego. She seeks to show every child they deserve care and education, often visiting streets to reach students and guiding them toward productive lives.
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