First Lady urges action to close gender gaps at Seneca Falls
Hillary Rodham Clinton addressed about 14,000 at the 150th anniversary opener of the Seneca Falls convention. She cited equal pay, family leave, child care, domestic violence, and equal rights under law, urging women to vote and press for reforms while honoring Elizabeth Cady Stanton. Clinton highlighted barriers between ideals and reality and called for a high quality public education system, social security, and broader protections for women and families.
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Lockheed Halts Northrop Merger Ending Megamergers Era
Lockheed Martin called off its 8.3 billion acquisition of Northrop Grumman amid federal opposition over competition concerns. Analysts say the move signals the end of mega mergers in defense and aerospace, pushing smaller firms to diversify and seek alliances as Northrop shifts toward subcontracting.
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High court needed by noon on bodyguard testimony in Lewinsky case
Justice Department lawyers and President Clinton seek Supreme Court review to block forcing Clinton’s head bodyguard to testify before a federal grand jury investigating the Lewinsky affair. An appeals court decision allows Secret Service officials to be compelled, with independent counsel Starr seeking evidence of an attempted cover up. The outcome hinges on the Supreme Court’s ruling by Friday noon.
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Newark Herald reports grant dispute over NEA linked funds
The Herald's Journal notes Pat Robertson presses a university to return an NEA linked grant. South Africa marks Mandela's 80th birthday as celebrations begin. A California university closes admissions loophole for the influential while Clinton signs a Mall monument bill to MLK. A businessman protests a stamp design honoring Emily Post. Police report Wu Wei men accused of planning Clinton attack with poison thorn. Syracuse unemployment drops to 3.9 percent in June, first below 4 since 1990.
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Moehier caps 1998 at Tiger Stadium in 3-1 Detroit win
Detroit pitcher Brian Moehier improves to 5-0 this season at Tiger Stadium by defeating New York 3-1. The page notes Toronto sending SkyChiefs’ home run leader Pat Kelly to the Cardinals and mentions local arts and festival events upcoming in Syracuse and Rochester as well as theater at Auburn’s Merry-Go-Round Playhouse.
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