Black leaders fault police after Harlem rally violence
An organizer of the Million Youth March faced calls for incitement to riot as police in riot gear moved in at a Harlem rally ending in chaos. Sixteen officers and five civilians were injured while 3,000 officers stationed nearby helped manage the crowd.
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Northwest talks fail to bring pilots strike to table
Federal mediators sent Northwest Airlines pilots to rethink positions after exploratory talks ended without a meeting. Negotiators for Northwest and the Air Line Pilots Association met separately in a Chicago hotel as mediators shuttled between groups. The National Mediation Board urged redoubled efforts ahead of Tuesday discussions in Minneapolis.
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Pikes Peak road paving clash sparks lawsuit
Environmentalists sue Colorado Springs and the Forest Service over paving the 19 mile Pikes Peak road, arguing gravel runoff harms the peak's environment and runoffs from maintenance. City cites $15 million cost and proposes studying fixes while a rival supply of summer tourists and a summit train persist.
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Sierra Club
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Forest Service
America’s Mountain
America
Gail Snyder
Zebulon Pike
Katherine Lee Bates
Snyder
John Fredell
Colorado Springs
Vickerman
Fredell
Jim Lockhart
The
Pike's Peak
U.S. Forest Service
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