Regent University urged to return NEA tied Holocaust film funds
Religious broadcaster Pat Robertson asked Regent University to return $1,000 used for a Holocaust film due to NEA ties through the Virginia Commission for the Arts. The university noted about one sixth of its funds come from NEA sources and said Robertson was unaware of the NEA connection amidst criticism from Armoricane United for Separation of A Feds Ute.
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South Africa marks Mandela's 80th with cake and song
South Africa thanks Nelson Mandela as it marks his 80th birthday with a giant cake at a game reserve. Children sing joyfully while Mandela pauses the main events to express gratitude for his courage and integrity that helped end apartheid and guide a peaceful transition toward reconciliation.
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UC Regents Adopt Race and Gender Neutral Admissions Policy
The University of California voted to remove race and gender from admissions and said money and politics have no place in acceptance. Regent Ward Connerly led the push, accusing influence by donor parents and political contributors in the university's admission decisions.
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Princess Diana's mother finds strength in mourners
Frarras Shand Kydd said she mingled with mourners outside Kensington Palace after Diana's death, drawing comfort from the vast show of sympathy. In her first US interview aired Thursday, she recalled the three nights spent among the crowd and the overwhelming sense of shared grief after Diana's Paris crash on August 31.
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Unsatisfied customer sues Pfizer over Viagra price hike
Diego Padro, 63, sues Pfizer for 85 million dollars after paying too much for a few days of Viagra induced sex that led to a heart attack. The suit cites FDA labeling warnings about nitrates and cardiac risk, amid reports of at least 30 Viagra-related deaths since market release. Pfizer acknowledges cardiac risk linked to sexual activity.
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Stamp shows Emily Post on 32 cent U.S. stamp protest
Stamp collector debate centers on a 32 cent Emily Post tribute featuring a salad fork glass and china plate. Owsley Brown Frazer of Brown Forman questions the use of Copeland Spode English china on a U.S. stamp while a Postal Service spokesman notes stamps must depict American related subjects.
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Three Texas men accused in Clinton assassination plot
Three men linked to the Republic of Texas secessionist group were charged after plans to attack President Clinton and other officials. The group allegedly proposed modifying a Bic lighter to eject a toxin coated cactus needle containing agents such as anthrax botulism rabies or AIDS, using an FBI informant as a guide.
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Bombing suspect Rudolph vanishes in North Carolina mountains
Nine days after Eric Rudolph left the Western North Carolina mountains investigators struggle to locate the Birmingham bombing suspect. More than 200 local state and federal officials scour a 30 square mile area around Glyndon searching for the survivalist who briefly appeared near Nantahala with cash and provisions. He has vanished again leaving no trail.
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Profile of Eric Rudolph and air piracy clues in search
In the opinion section a profile of Eric Rudolph and notes on the long missing air craft haunt investigators. Scott describes a canopy like treetop concealment used by the suspect, while the DOTS Task Force remains tight lipped about searches and tips as officers pursue solid leads and details on operations.
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Medical examiner says cadet was big enough to deliver death blow
In New Braunfels Texas prosecutors say Air Force Academy cadet David Graham six one tall could deliver the fatal blow to 16 year old Adrianne Jones. The medical examiner testified Graham’s strength supported the claim of a heavy blow. Zamora’s attorney ponders a new trial as witnesses recount alleged motives and confessions.
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