King portrays self as ruined in L A beating case
Rodney King testified in his multimillion dollar suit against Los Angeles, describing himself as a ruined man haunted by the police beating, fearing for his life amid skinhead threats and hate mail. He seeks at least 9.5 million in compensatory damages as the city admits liability for the attack.
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Retirees flock to Arkansas village for cost of living
The Bella Vista retirement community in northwest Arkansas attracts retirees from across the nation drawn by low taxes and affordable amenities. Dick and Margaret Doane moved there from South Dakota to enjoy seven golf courses, lakes, pools, and a property owners association that runs the town. The 56 square mile village, developed by Cooper Communities Inc since 1965, reports median household income around 30 927 and rapid growth through the early 1990s with continued projected expansion.
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Berlusconi Eyes Prime Minister Post After Italian Vote
Italy’s right wing led by Silvio Berlusconi’s Forza Italia appears to secure a parliamentary majority with Northern League and National Alliance. Polls show 334 to 372 seats in the Chamber of Deputies and about 40 percent in the Senate for the right, with the left around 33 percent and centrists about 27. Alessandra Mussolini commented on the win as Berlusconi seeks to form a government.
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Bentsen to be featured on U.S. currency
After more than a year as Treasury secretary Lloyd Bentsen will replace Nicholas Brady on the nation's currency. Treasury officials say Bentsen and Treasurer Mary Ellen Withrow will unveil the new series at an April 7 ceremony at the Fort Worth Engraving and Printing plant.
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