Faubus Challenges Clinton In Arkansas Primary Race
Three states hold primaries with former Arkansas governor Orval Faubus challenging incumbent Bill Clinton for the Democratic nomination in Arkansas. Idaho features Connie Hansen aiming to join women legislators, while Kentucky Republicans pick a foe for Wendell Ford. Faubus, 76, campaigns on alleged school funding concerns and desegregation posture, and potential runoff dates are noted.
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China in New York rehearsal features young dancers and musicians
A New York rehearsal on Monday showcased fifty Chinese dancers and seven musicians aged eight and up. The group performed as part of a cultural exchange program highlighting Chinese performing arts.
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Foam tiaras spark Libert y crown craze
New York vendors rush foam Miss Liberty crowns for the Statue of Liberty centennial, led by Elizabeth Tyre whose seven spike tiara is officially approved. Competing versions sell for 2.50 to 3.50 with other firms producing tens of thousands weekly. Sales soar toward millions as tourism peaks.
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Colombo sons face new racketeering charges in widening case
A federal grand jury re-indicted three sons of Joseph Colombo and 19 others, adding racketeering counts. Prosecutors and defense lawyers briefed Judge Bramwell on plea talks as all 22 defendants now face up to 20 years for racketeering and conspiracy. Anthony Colombo, though not charged with racketeering last year, is now indicted for racketeering conspiracy and running a continuing criminal enterprise with possible life in prison.
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NBC seeks tactic to expose LaRouche finances
NBC seeks a federal order to force Lyndon H. LaRouche to reveal who pays his Virginia estate expenses and guards. The network, after a 2020 2024 libel judgment for 202,000 dollars, alleges LaRouche runs a network of organizations funding his lifestyle. LaRouche denies personal wealth and says he does not know who pays his bills.
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Veteran’s flag dispute could end as residents back Meltzer
In Marina Del Rey California retired Army Captain James Meltzer vows to keep his flag flying after the Villa San Bero homeowners association demanded removal. Secretary Al Ruh says he will urge board members to drop the lawsuit as more than 70 residents offered support for Meltzer. Meltzer, a World War II veteran, erected the flag last July prompting the association to sue for rule violation.
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