Clinton Bush sweep primaries with broad margins
Clinton expands lead with about 65 to 75 percent in North Carolina Indiana and DC as he nears clinching the nomination. He criticizes Bush over the Los Angeles riots while Bush plans a federal response with his cabinet. Perot notes possible independent run. riots prompt federal probe and race debate remains central.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Bill Clinton
Jerry Brown
District of Columbia
Afl-Cio
Bush
Patrick Buchanan
North Carolina
Indiana
Brown
Clinton
Salary Gaps Highlight Value Placed on Work Across Sectors
Madonna earns 60 million over seven years while teachers average 34 413 yearly. Ryne Sandberg to make 7 1 million this year for Cubs. Coca Cola CEO Goizueta 86 million in 1991 including 82 million deferred. Experts say market dynamics and who pays the bill shape wages more than fairness.
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Washington
Madonna
Ryne Sandberg
Chicago Cubs
Chicago Caps
Roberto C. Goizueta
Coca-Cola Co
Chris Alberts
Santa Rosa
Calif
U.S
Knight-Ridder
Sal Levitan
Center For Social Policy Studies
George Washington University
Audrey Freedman
Conference Board
New York
Paroled killer sought in cases of seven women
Kenneth Allen McDuff, paroled in 1989, faced a nationwide manhunt after seven women’s deaths were linked to him. Arrested in Kansas City on unrelated federal charges, he awaited a second Texas hearing while Texas authorities planned further questioning. Temple, Texas linking McDuff to Parker’s death.
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Dallas
Kenneth Allen McDuff
McDuff
Kansas City
Sam Williams
U.S. Marshal’s
San Antonio
Texas
Pmad
Milam County
Cease-fire on Los Angeles political front widens rift
Los Angeles amid post riot blame over the Rodney King beating acquittals. Mayor Bradley holds reconstruction talks as Police Chief Gates remains largely out of sight. Aides foresee Gates serving until May 20 for his memoir release, though calls grow for earlier departure. Gates notes a strained relationship with Bradley after the King incident.
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Los Angeles
Rodney G. King
Tom Bradley
Daryl F. Gates
City Hall
Bradley
Gates
LAPD
Bantam Books
King
West Texas Threatened by Desertification Says Scientists
West Texas ranchlands could turn to barren desert if warming trends and heavy grazing continue. Duke University ecosystem scientist William Schlesinger warns of sparse arid shrubland similar to southeastern New Mexico, risking hundreds of thousands of acres used for ranching.
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West Texas
Sahara
New Mexico
William Schlesinger
Duke University
Schlesinger
Lish
West
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Lloyd's
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