Americans split on how much progress blacks have made
AP NBC poll shows 10 year progress views differ by race. About half of whites say blacks are much or slightly better off, while only 20 percent of blacks share the much better off view. Whites and blacks diverge on future optimism and on integration support.
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Dirty Disneyland Sheik’s Beverly Hills Palace Nightmare
In Beverly Hills a 58 room mansion owned by a 22 year old Saudi architecture student, al Fassi, is under a wild renovation that includes bright green exteriors, red orange inside walls, gold window sunbursts, and millions spent on copper tile and black stone walls. Neighbors report traffic jams and shock at nude and religious murals, with his wife Dena al Fassi and two babies described as part of a newly found Middle Eastern wealth wave in Trousdale Estates.
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Kim found guilty in bribe scheme in Korea influence case
Hancho O Kim, a Korea born businessman and Findlay College board member, was convicted by a federal jury of conspiring to bribe congressmen and lying about it under oath. He faces up to five years per count and a $10,000 fine, with sentencing set for May 19.
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Chile Expels American Townley in Letelier Case
Michael Townley an Iowa native and longtime Chile resident was expelled by Chilean authorities and flown to the United States amid pressure from Washington. He faced immediate arrest on arrival in New York and was sought as a material witness in the 1976 assassination of Orlando Letelier. Townley had lived in Chile since age 14 and had pleaded to stay. The FBI hopes he will name associates linked to the bombing.
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Steel not the inflation culprit say industry leaders
Industry officials and experts in Pittsburgh argue inflation stems from federal deficits and costly regulations, not steel prices. They cite $60 billion in deficits and pollution rules as main drivers, noting steel remains a basic, widely used industry with a small share of GNP.
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Weather outlook shifts to clearer skies and mild highs
The weatherman cuts the rain forecast from 70 percent to 10 percent today with 20 percent tonight. Expect cloudy skies today with highs in the mid to upper 60s, and windy warmer conditions tomorrow with a high near 70.
Humphrey will not seek remaining Senate term seat
In St Paul Minnesota Muriel Humphrey 66 announced she will not run for the remaining four years of the late Hubert Humphreys Senate term She disclosed the decision to her staff before departing Washington on Friday The appointment by Gov Rudy Perpich on January 25 lasts until a November election determines the term's successor
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Crossing guards find rewarding work in Middletown
The seven school crossing guards in Middletown brave weather and speeding traffic to help young students cross busy intersections. All in their 60s and 70s, they bridge generations and form special bonds with their wards, as a Journal feature by Tom Muchmore and Bob Wendt notes on Page 61. Madison High students in Home Economics and family living study caring for children aged 3 to 5, with Eric von Klinger's story on Page 34.
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