Four Hasidic Jews Injured In New York Van Crash
An accident in New York involving a van carrying four Hasidic Jews leaves multiple people injured. An experimental drug shows promise in delaying the fatal progression of Lou Gehrig's disease. Renaissance teens in Arizona play major roles at the annual festival with characters such as Alexis the ticket keeper Fred the Fortuneteller and Maya the lord mayor's servant girl.
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Arizona
Alexis
Fred
Maya
Bosnian Croats and Bosnians Agree to Arm Reductions
Secretary of State Warren Christopher praised a Balkan milestone as Croats and Bosnians agreed to disarm and pursue a multiethnic Bosnia Herzegovina with a separate Serb homeland, elevating the U.S.-led effort to end Europe’s bloodiest conflict since World War II.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Warren Christopher
Europe
Serbs Yield: Tuzla Airport Reopens for Relief Flights
Bosnian premier Haris Silajdzic, Croatian Foreign Minister Mate Granic, and Bosnian Croat leader Kresimir Zubak sign a NATO peace process at the State Department. The accord envisions a loose Bosnian confederation with Serb autonomy while seeking Serb acceptance of terms and continued U.S. support for a broader peacekeeping mandate.
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Bosnia
Yugoslavia
Panel Amends Environmental Plates Bill For Balanced Education
A House Transportation Committee panel amended a bill to allow continued sale of state environmental license plates and to fund environmental education in public schools. Lawmakers from Mesa criticized the Department of Education program as promoting a New Age or advocacy slant, while chair Rep. Lela Steffey defended it as ensuring balanced presentation in classes.
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Mesa
State Department of Education
Russell Bowers
R-Mesa
Bowers
Lela Steffey
Lawsuits Challenge Maricopa Stadium Quarter-Cent Tax
Two suits target the Maricopa County stadium district tax. A taxpayers group seeks a referendum or repeal, claiming unconstitutionality. A Phoenix activist argues officials breached conflict of interest laws in approving the levy to fund a 45,000 seat downtown Phoenix stadium tied to MLB expansion.
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Maricopa County
Cliff Cowles Jr
Sun City Taxpayers Association
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Stadium District
Gil Shaw
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Shaw
Major League Baseball
Health reform bill would save Arizona State and wire reports
Washington reports that Arizona could save at least 744 million dollars over five years if the Clinton health reform bill passes. AHCCCS expenses are projected at 1.1 billion without reform and 886 million under the plan, figures cited by administration officials amid unclear details.
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