Congress approves 1 billion urban aid to fund summer jobs
Congress ended weeks of stalemate by approving a revised 1 billion emergency urban aid bill for summer jobs for disadvantaged teens. The measure, backed by Bush, allocates about 500 million for summer jobs, 100 million for the 75 largest cities, and remaining funds to states, with 360,000 potential new jobs and funds to rebuild Los Angeles neighborhoods.
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Mexican police cross border to seize two men
Mexican federal officers crossed into Douglas Arizona and seized two men at gunpoint at a border checkpoint. U S agents witnessed the incident as part of a broader strain after a Supreme Court ruling allowing cross border enforcement. No injuries were reported.
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Boy seeks adoption after court bid in Florida case
In Tavares an 11 year old, Gregory K., asks courts to sever parental ties so a foster couple can adopt him. His parents Ralph and Rachel K. face custody disputes over eight years of state care, with Ralph supporting adoption and Rachel opposing. Foster father George R., an attorney, met Gregory during a boys ranch visit.
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Paul McCartney Turns 50 At Studio Birthday Bash
Paul McCartney spent his 50th birthday at his farm in the English countryside playing rock music with his band. He is assembling a 23rd post Beatles album, per his spokesman, continuing a prolific studio run rather than staying quiet. Monica Seles will be listed as from Sarasota Florida at Wimbledon to avoid political controversy, officials say, though she remains the top ranked player and No. 1 seed.
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Yeltsin seeks Canadian aid amid grain payment shortfalls
In Ottawa Boris Yeltsin meets Canadian officials to press Moscow’s request for financial aid to keep reform on track. He notes Canada’s $80 million grain payment delay and urges stronger Western backing ahead of Munich talks.
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Tyson vents on prison life amid CBS interview
In Indianapolis AP report Tyson spent 24 hours in an isolation cell at his request before CBS Street Stories aired. He said inmates and guards harassed him since his March placement after a February conviction for rape. Tyson was released hours before the broadcast and Moore cited a need to sort out issues away from other prisoners.
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