Magic Hour canceled after brief run facing late night rivals
AP reports Earvin Johnson's Magic Hour show ended after less than two months on air as Twentieth Television pulled the plug due to low ratings. Johnson thanked the staff, final original episode aired, reruns set for four weeks, with Howard Stern scheduled to host a highly rated installment tonight.
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U.N. condemns Iraq defiance on arms inspections
The Security Council called Iraq's refusal to allow weapons inspections totally unacceptable and urged dialogue while hinting at possible sanctions relief if Saddam Hussein cooperates. President Clinton warned the U.S. could halt easing sanctions if Iraq persists in blocking inspections.
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Area day-care worker accused again
A second victim alleges former day-care worker Christopher Kohl molested children at Tender Care Learning Center in Moon Township near Pittsburgh. Kohl, 24, was arrested July 30 at a McDonald’s in Imperial, freed on $5,000 bail, and his preliminary hearing was postponed to review all complaints.
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Reno calls House vote tampering on probe fight
AP report notes Janet Reno defied a congressional subpoena over campaign finance reports, calling the request political tampering. The House committee backed contempt charges 24-19, with Republicans pressing for enforcement and Democrats opposing. The full House plans to act after the August recess.
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Learning Center Sees Strong Interest in Nearby College Courses
Frasso and wietlicki join business management and computer course interests at the Learning Center as Penn State Shenango and CCBC plan evening computer aided certificates. Local residents, including Gloria Jacobs, praise the site’s offerings and accessibility, while officials note positive public response and expanded opportunities for Lawrence County students.
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Lawrence County Learning Center Opens at 29 S Mercer St
Area leaders attended the ribbon cutting for the Lawrence County Learning Center new home at the former Bell Telephone building. The nonprofit consortium includes Butler County Community College, Community College of Beaver County, Carlow College, Penn State Shenango and Slippery Rock University offering undergrad, graduate and workforce programs.
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