Low salaries cited in study on child care staff
An update to the 1988 study finds wage gains for the lowest paid assistants and teachers are modest. Assistants earn about 8.87 dollars an hour, teachers about 7.50 to 10.85 dollars, with annual incomes ranging roughly from 10,500 to 18,988 dollars. The report urges more public funding tied to salaries, better training incentives, and higher reimbursement for quality centers. It notes Clinton's billion-dollar plan lacks these factors.
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Simpson jurist links Marcus Allen to Nicole case
Attorney Daniel Petrocelli argued in court that O J Simpson killed Nicole Brown Simpson after she resumed an affair with Marcus Allen. He claimed witnesses showed Simpson's rage centered on Marcus Allen as the trigger for the deadly act, framing it as a reaction to personal betrayal. Nicole Brown Simpson had reportedly used Allen to provoke Simpson during their feud.
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Mystery links Palme slaying to Kurdish guerrillas
An Istanbul newspaper, cited by the New York Times News Service, reports that a Kurdish guerrilla group assassinated Swedish Prime Minister Olof Palme in 1986. A former group leader Semdin Sakik says the guerrillas feared Palme would label them terrorists and bar Sweden as a base.
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Boy Mimics Dexter Script In Bathroom Tape on Long Island
Tyler Lee, seven, used a tape recorder to craft a complete Dexter's Laboratory episode with voices and story. His mother mailed the tape to Cartoon Network producers, and the plan is for the episode to air Wednesday. Tartakovsky praises the crude crayon animation and the strong imitation.
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Green Party weighs nominating death row inmate for Senate
Green Party leader Mark Dunlea says some members want to nominate Mumia Abu-Jamal from Pennsylvania’s death row to run for the U S Senate in New York. He asks if he can legally run and if the party could replace him if executed before Election Day. A May 9 meeting near Syracuse and a June 20 nominating convention in Albany are set to discuss the issue.
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