Boston Ruckus Ends Free Outdoor Show
Police halted a free outdoor concert at City Hall Plaza after a chaotic surge of about 20 000 fans left authorities fearing violence. At least two dozen injured and around 20 arrested as fights erupted and objects were hurled after the emcee warned the event was over.
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Trial AIDS vaccine protects chimps in contamination test
Researchers report chimps inoculated with an experimental AIDS vaccine remained free of infection for up to a year after exposure to virus-contaminated blood cells. Patricia Fultz of the University of Alabama at Birmingham led the study published in Science, calling it proof the approach is on the right track.
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Ice T defends Cop Killer amid boycott and protests
Rapper Ice T argues the song Cop Killer does not incite violence against police and that music has not proven to cause real harm. He spoke before delivering a keynote at the New Music Seminar as a second store chain drops the album due to community complaints.
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Perks of executive dining rooms under DeConei m bill
The plan would bar use of public funds for executive dining rooms across many agencies. DeConem noted 119 rooms serve high level officials costing taxpayers at least 4 million annually. He cited the Treasury Department room offering lobster tail and other fare for 4.75, funded by subsidies. Deputy Claire Buchan commented on the situation.
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Pentagon Menu Rooms Five Open to Cabinet Officials
A restricted Pentagon dinner setup serves Cabinet secretaries and top officials with an estimated annual taxpayer cost of 4 million dollars. The April 7, 1992 menu for the Treasury Department executive dining room lists breakfast offerings of fruit, muffins, cereals, yogurt and beverages and a lunch featuring clam chowder, lobster, potatoes, asparagus, salads, and a poached pear dessert, priced at 4.75 dollars.
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Dining room lips: Lobster tail lunches break even for taxpayers
Buchan notes the dining room lunches are rare and that the dining room breaks even on food costs. The expense to taxpayers covers salaries for dining room staff who would be on staff anyway, serving official functions.
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Texans celebrate Juneteenth as black independence day
In Texas and beyond Juneteenth marks freedom for enslaved people, with Echols family roots in Comanche Cross tied to celebrations and community gatherings. The day honors Granger's Galveston order and Lincoln's emancipation, sparking both pride and controversy over state holiday status.
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Bush campaigns in orange county targets conservatives on TV
President Bush defended avoiding a teenybopper image while campaigning in Newport Beach California aiming to win back conservatives he faces Perot Clinton MTV and a 2020 TV appearance as demonstrators protest outside a plant and a high dollar fundraiser ends with four arrests after a scuffle with police
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TV violence in Clinton remarks split party lines
Hillary Clinton urged parents share blame for media impact on children in Myrtle Beach, criticizing government as insufficient but stressing adults must take responsibility. She defended not singling out any show while opposing entertainment elites, amid Dan Quayle’s critique of Murphy Brown. In Washington, Jesse Jackson challenged Bill Clinton over character and race rhetoric as Perot speculation looms.
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No POWs found in Russia yet in Pechora region probe
Investigators said no evidence American prisoners of war were held in a Stalin era camp near Pechora in northern Russia but will continue seeking info on hidden U S POWs. The Russian side cited need for more research while noting earlier Stalin era detentions of Soviets and others.
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Yeltsin seeks aid from Canada for Russia
Russian President Boris Yeltsin urged Canada to back a Western aid package for Russia as he pressed for capitalist reforms. He arrived in Ottawa after a US swing that included a $24 million Western aid push and a landmark nuclear-arms deal, aiming to mobilize Western credits ahead of meetings with seven wealthy democracies. Canadian business leaders were urged to pursue practical cooperation in Russia, while US politicians praised his charisma and urged closer engagement.
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