Clinton leads in fund-raiser in New York high society
Bill Clinton and Bob Dole pursued cash in Manhattan fund-raisers as the race split edges. Clinton pulled about $3 million from two high ticket events with Tony Bennett and Lionel Hampton lending support. Dole raised roughly $2 million at a reception with $500-a-head guests as Pataki and D Amato attended. Giuliani had not endorsed.
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New York
Bill Clinton
Bob Dole
Clinton
Tony Bennett
Lionel Hampton
Dole
George Pataki
Alfonso D’amato
Rudolph Giuliani
Suspect Theo Kaczynski in Sacramento Jail Civil
Theo Theodore Kaczynski spent his first full day in the Sacramento County jail awaiting arraignment on a 10 count federal indictment. He took a morning jog and ate alone in his cell while greeting guards. He faces charges of transporting mailing and using bombs in four Sacramento attacks, two of which were fatal.
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Sacramento
Calif
Theodore Kaczynski
Kaczynski
Sacramento County
Sharon Telles
Reality Check aids parents against teen drug use
Washington AP report says rising teen marijuana use spurs a government PTA campaign called Reality Check. Health official Donna Shalala announced the effort at the national convention. A pamphlet Keeping Youth Drug Free offers guidance for parents guardians and grandparents who have used drugs.
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Washington
Health and Human Services
Donna Shalala
National
Parent- Teacher Association
PTA
Teens and sex education gaps revealed in Kaiser study
A Kaiser survey finds one third of youths ages 12 and older feel pressured to have sex due to media portrayals. Most girls learn about birth control from TV and movies, while parental talks about sex occur with 74 percent, but only 46 percent discuss birth control and 55 percent discuss sexually transmitted diseases.
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New York
Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation
Suzanne Delbanco
The
Foundation
Aide claims IRS files found in White House FBI records
Senate aide reports seeing IRS documents among White House collected FBI background files on hundreds of presidential staff from Reagan and Bush eras. Grassley asks FBI Director Freeh for IRS data details, while Gingrich calls IRS material a potential felony if confirmed. Congressional subpoenas target former White House counsel Nussbaum and Kennedy with Livingstone and Marceca to testify.
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Washington
FBI
IRS
White House
Charles Grassley
Iowa
Louis Freeh
Internal Revenue Service
Grassley
Freeh
Howard Shapiro
House
Newt Gingrich
CNN
Larry King
Mark Fabiani
House Government and Oversight Committee
Bernard Nussbaum
William H. Kennedy III
Kennedy
Craig Livingstone
Anthony Marceca
Committee
William F Clinger
R-Pa
Clinger
Jack Quinn
Security Office
Condition of schools worse in big cities and the West
A GAO study finds faulty roofs leaky plumbing and aging heating most common in large urban and Western schools. Secondary schools serving 600 plus students and those with poor minority enrollment show worse conditions with 67 percent of inner city schools needing plumbing heating or foundation repairs.
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Washington
General Accounting Office
Michael D. Casserly
Council of Great City Schools
Casserly
Fires rage across the West as blazes burn thousands of acres
Firefighters gained ground on a blaze started by two boys playing with gasoline near Kingsbury Grade, Reno area, burning 4000 acres, four homes, and forcing thousands to evacuate. Across the West, lightning fires in Alaska, New Mexico, Utah, and Arizona consume tens of thousands of acres with evacuations ongoing.
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East
Lake Tahoe
Westing
Alaska
New Mexico
Utah
Arizona
Nevada
Howard Herz
Douglas County
Ross Chichester
Kingsbury
Reno
Maple
KOLO
Grand Canyon
Jemez Mountains
Albuquerque
Officials face penance after MOVE verdict in Philadelphia
A Philadelphia jury orders the city to pay 1.5 million dollars for the MOVE bombing damages and imposes weekly penalties on former Police Commissioner Gregore Sambor and former Fire Commissioner William Richmond. Each must donate a dollar weekly for 11 years to MOVE survivors and relatives, plus additional payments for specific victims, as part of a broader judgment condemning excessive force and unlawful search. The ruling also awards 1.5 million to MOVE relatives and survivors, while the city faces ongoing cost and potential appeals remain.
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Philadelphia
Gregore Sambor
William Richmond
Sambor
Richmond
Connie Irvin
Ramona Africa
Birdie Africa
MOVE
John Africa
Frank Africa
Louise James
Fincourt Shelton
U.S
Louis Pollak
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Southwestern Life Insurance Company
Life Made Simple
Whole Life Insurance
Sharon L. Davis
Diversified Insurance & Financial Services
East North St
New Castle
NEW Hope Alliance For the
Pearson Park
Metal Health
Robert W. Rainey
Financial Services
Castle Arms Hotel
Nick’s Auto Body, Inc
S. Mill ST
Animal Park
Tle
Kamal Wadhwa
M.D
Association of
Paul E. Wawrzynski II
Medical Arts
Wilmington Road
Telephone
Gilliland’s
Market St
New Wilmington
U.S.D.A
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