Bush urges global support for Chinese demonstrators
President Bush urged world leaders to stand with Chinese protesters after the televised tank image. He suspended over 600 million dollars in U S arms sales to China and paused high level military exchanges, while stopping short of full sanctions.
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Beijing
China
U.S
Deng
Yuan Mu
State Council
Yuan
Military Museum
Burial of Ayatollah Khomeini Amid Hysteric Tehran Crowd
Iran mourners packed the graveside as Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini was laid to rest after his death Saturday at age 86. Revolutionary Guards and civilians pressed forward, some tearing his burial shroud and flinging dust while metal blocks were placed atop the casket.
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Iran
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Ruhollah Khomeini
Khomeini
Civil rights leaders rail at court ruling on bias proof
Civil rights advocates decry a court decision they say weakens the Civil Rights Act of 1964 by making it harder to prove racial or gender bias with statistical evidence. Rep Don Edwards warned that the ruling could render civil rights laws an empty shell, as it centered on disparate impact in hiring. The case overturned a lower court ruling favoring minority workers at Alaska salmon canneries, where Filipinos, Alaska natives, and Asians alleged lower-paying jobs.
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D-Calif
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Alaska
Segregation not eliminated in Topeka schools
A 10th U S Circuit Court of Appeals panel reversed a ruling to close the school desegregation case in Topeka. The panel noted vestiges of segregation remain 35 years after the Brown v Board decision. Parents had reopened the suit years ago, claiming ongoing segregation persists.
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Kan
Board of Education
U.S. Court of Appeals Panel
Cea
Isiwere
Takes third Takes third staff photo by Don Armstrong
Don Armstrong captures the third staff portrait in a catalog of campus photographers. The session highlights the newsroom team, with emphasis on group arrangement and posed candid moments for the yearbook feature.
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Don Armstrong
Beijing Battles Look Like Civil Strife In Capital
Reports describe rival armies in Beijing trading fire and surrounding Tiananmen Square as tens of thousands face a four day onslaught. Officials cite nearly 300 killed and 7,000 injured while fear and evacuations reshape daily life in the capital amid disputed leadership.
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Communist Party
Zhao Ziyang
38Th
27Th
Tiananmen Square
38Th Army
People’s Armies
Protes
Lawsuit claims MacDonald victim in racketeering case
A federal suit alleges Navajo Nation chairman Peter MacDonald was a target in a racketeering plot involving corporations, Bureau of Indian Affairs officials, and Navajo tribal attorneys. Plaintiffs accuse Navajo delegates of knowledge of a ranch purchase and say a conspiracy aimed to overthrow the Navajo government began as early as 1985. The complaint names Tenneco, Tracy Oil and Gas, and others as part of an alleged enterprise to defraud the nation and alter tribal government makeup.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
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Howard Bitsuie
Navajo Tribal Council
MacDonald
Navajo Nation
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Said Bisuie
Division of Community Development
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Bud Brown
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Beyal
Piion Council
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Weekend Independent
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Benjamin House
Navajo Tribe
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Tenneco West
Tracy
Tive
Senate
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Bud” Brown
Sanostee
Leonard Haskie
Tuba City
Tenneco and
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Tenneco
Tom’ Tracy
Tracy, Oil and Gas
Jans
Brown
Home Buyers Seminar Offered in Gallup on June 8
Gallup McKinley Chamber of Commerce hosts a home buyers seminar Thursday June 8 at 7 PM. Presenters include a loan officer an attorney and an accountant from Century 21 Action Realty of Gallup.
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Chamber of Commerce
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Gallup
Foley Nominated as 49th Speaker by Democrats
In Washington the Democrats nominateThomas S Foley of Washington for the 49th Speaker of the House to replace Jim Wright. The party aims to end months of turmoil over ethical issues and expects full House ratification today. Foley is seen as a steady steward.
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Thomas S.foley
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