Competing Million Youth marches set for Labor Day
Two Labor Day weekend marches in Atlanta and Harlem spark a clash of aims and voices among minority youth. The Atlanta event is led by the Million Youth Movement coalition including the NAACP and Rainbow/Push, while Harlem's march is steered by Khalid Abdul Muhammad and Al Sharpton. Organizers aim to mobilize youth with demands ranging from political prisoner releases to reparations, highlighting generational and ideological splits within black leadership.
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New York
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Pentagon says GOP didnt pay for military class access
The Pentagon IG found the Army provided nonreimbursable training to Gingrich aides and GOP lawmakers at Fort Monroe and in follow up visits. It noted several visits should have been paid by the travelers and that the purpose was to learn Army leadership and organization, not partisan briefings.
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Jim Kolbe
R-Ariz
Pentagon Office
Inspector General
Lott pushes health care legislation amid veto threat
Senate Republican Leader Trent Lott said the Senate may delay health care quality legislation this year unless President Clinton cooperates. He stated a veto threat complicates passage as Clinton had pledged to veto Republican plans regulating health plans, arguing his patient’s bill of rights provides more security.
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FTC says GeoCities lied to users
Federal regulators accuse GeoCities of lying to Internet customers and sharing data with advertisers including income and marital status. In a settlement approved by the FTC the company will change data collection and disclosure practices for about 2 million users, especially under 13. No fine was imposed.
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Bureau of Consumer Protection
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Santa Monica
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Securities and Commission
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