Protestors pour blood on Enola Gay at museum
Three people were arrested at the Smithsonian Air and Space Museum after pouring human blood and ashes on the Enola Gay, the aircraft that dropped the first atomic bomb on Japan. A park police spokesman said the incident occurred Sunday.
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Baseball loses about a third of fans since last year
New York report cites Harris Poll results showing a drop from 49 percent to 33 percent of adults following major league baseball. The May 1994 poll had 49 percent indicating interest, while the June 1995 survey fell to 33 percent.
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Lawmakers seek smaller tax cut amid budget gap
Washington lawmakers review a seven year plan to shrink the 354 billion Contract With America tax cut to fit a 245 billion hole. Key elements likely to survive include a 500 per child credit and lower capital gains taxes, with decisions by September. House Republicans aim to preserve capital gains relief and the child credit while trimming overall package.
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Roswell UFO Festival Attendees Sparse Despite Float Race
Roswell hosts UFO Encounter 95 with five flying saucer floats racing down Pennsylvan ia Avenue amid attendance well below hoped totals. About 2,000 to 2,500 attended the arts festival at DeBremond Stadium, with weekend turnout between 5,500 and 6,000. Prize money awarded to corporat e and individual entrants, while organizers hoped for 20,000 visitors. Final tallies to be released today.
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Surrealist Painter Joe Vogel Keeps Creating at 84
Artist Joe Vogel, a Roswell resident since 1981 after decades abroad, continues to paint in his backyard studio despite arthritis. A 1989 Roswell Museum exhibit featured 26 works created since moving to Roswell, including Surfrider and Reluctant Swingophiles, reflecting his jazz influence and social themes.
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