Clinic access law tested in Milwaukee protest
Six anti-abortion demonstrators were charged with blocking a clinic after chaining themselves to cars and a 55-gallon drum outside Affiliated Medical Services. Police freed them as the clinic remained closed for 90 minutes. The charges mark the first use of the new federal access law signed by President Clinton.
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Milwaukee
U.S
Thomas P. Schneider
Affiliated Medical Services Clinic
Clinton
Keep the beer in the house
NORTH LITTLE ROCK Arkansas AP Sipping a cold one on a front porch here could get you in hot water. Mayor Patrick Henry Hays urged police to start arresting people who drink alcohol in front of their homes. The city ordinance bans drinking in public or in public view but had not extended to porches or front yards. Violations could bring a fine up to 250 dollars. City Attorney Randy Morley questioned legality since fronts of homes are private property. No arrests were reported in the city of 62000 across the Arkansas River from Little Rock.
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Little Rock
Ark
Patrick Henry Hays
Randy Morley
Arkansas River
Alan Jackson tops TNN Music City News Country Awards
Alan Jackson wins entertainer of the year and male artist of the year at the TNN Music City News Country Awards in Nashville. He also takes best album single and video for A Lot About Livin And A Little Bout Love. The Statler Brothers, Ray Stevens, and Lorrie Morgan win multiple honors as hosts Waylon Jennings and Dolly Parton appear. Minnie Pearl Award announced by officials.
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Tenn. N
Alan Jackson
TNN Music City News
Jackson
Statler Brothers
Ray Stevens
Waylon Jennings
Billy Dean
Michelle Wright
Nashville
Dolly Parton
Minnie Pearl
Pearl
Roy Acuff
Barbara Mandrell
Emmylou Harris
Lorrie Morgan
Reba McEntire
Programs for black males lack funding and support
Washington AP report details Keith Givens and other volunteers running black male youth programs with tiny budgets averaging 10 000 yearly. The six city study shows 74 percent of programs under 25 000, while those serving both genders average 72 000. Volunteer mentors, 4600 strong, guide 35000 youths, but funding trails impact.
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Joint Center For Political and Economic Studies
Givens
Binge drinking epidemic on U.S. college campuses
A private commission says colleges face a nationwide binge drinking surge led by women and men alike. It notes daily or frequent drinking, heightened fraternity and sorority involvement, and asserts most campus violence and academic woes stem from drinking.
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