Cities Take Center Stage In Election Campaign
In a campaign that has focused on macro policy, urban renewal and inner city issues take spotlight as Republican Jack Kemp advocates for urban development. Mayors note the lack of dedicated federal urban policy, while discussions during debates highlight differences over HUD and local control.
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Tenn
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Nobel Peace Prize honors Belo and Ramos-Horta over East Timor
Oslo awards the prize to Bishop Carlos Filipe Ximenes Belo and Jose Ramos-Horta for peaceful efforts to end East Timor's conflict. Indonesia protests, while the Nobel committee urges a diplomatic path to self-determination. In Michigan, Dr. Jack Kevorkian is linked to a death in Royal Oak involving Wallace Spolar amid an ongoing autopsy.
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East Timor
Indonesia
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Jose Ramos-Horta
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Mich
Jack Kevorkian
Texas
Keverkian
Detroit
Wallace Joseph Spolar
Paso
Kevorkian
Geoffrey Fieger
Mr. Spolar
Tucker expects equal pardon treatment in Whitewater case
Former Arkansas Governor Jim Guy Tucker said he expects no special treatment from President Clinton in considering pardons for him and Clinton partners in the Whitewater affair. Republicans have urged a pledge against pardons for James and Susan McDougal and Tucker, who succeeded Clinton as governor.
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Arkansas
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Mr. Clinton
FBI arrests five WV militiamen in bomb plot near Clarksburg
Five members of the West Virginia Mountaineer Militia were arrested by the FBI in Clarksburg on charges they planned to place explosives near a new FBI fingerprint records facility. The $200 million complex, part of the Criminal Justice Information Services Division, will employ about 2,600 people and houses the NCIC and UCR centers.
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Powell joins Dole on stump in Cincinnati rally
In Cincinnati Powell greeted a large Fountain Square crowd with Dole and Kemp, praising Dole as a straightforward man with a clear vision. Powell noted Dole wears a Purple Heart and Dole said Powell adds vim and vinegar, vitality, and excitement to the campaign.
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Colin Powell
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Same-sex harassment charges tested in court
In Massachusetts a lumber yard case tests if same gender harassment counts as sexual harassment. Three men claim two supervisors repeatedly hurled raunchy comments and gestures, while the company argues harassment requires opposite genders. The suit, first of its kind before the state Supreme Judicial Court, seeks to define harassment across sexual orientations.
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