Dalai Lama to visit White House for talks
The Dalai Lama travels to Washington for talks with President Clinton and Vice President Gore on religious and human rights issues. State Department says no discussion of Tibetan politics to avoid offending China. Clinton planned a drop in during the meeting. Bush also met him at the White House previously.
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Royko in Critical Condition After Collapse North of Chicago
Mike Royko famed Chicago Tribune columnist, 64, is in critical condition after collapsing at his home near Chicago. Police and hospital officials say he suffered a seizure or aneurysm, underwent surgery in Florida, and remains under medical care as doctors assess his condition. Royko has won the Pulitzer and written Boss, with columns syndicated widely.
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Legal immigration up 27 percent under 1986 law cited
Nearly a million foreigners were granted permanent residence in the United States last year reversing a four year decline. INS said 915,900 people immigrated legally, a 27 percent rise from 720,461 the year before, with California New York and Texas hosting nearly half the newcomers.
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Police say up to six guards may have witnessed Notorious B I G shooting
Los Angeles report says Besana or another officer among security for The Notorious B I G may have seen the March 9 slaying after Soul Train Music Awards. No arrests, an off duty officer violated policy, and undercover New York officers were nearby amid a federal probe into Bad Boy Entertainment.
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