Ana Perez Returns to Syracuse as VISTA Volunteer
Ana Perez, the first executive director of the Spanish Action League, has returned to Syracuse and is working as a VISTA volunteer.
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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1998
Page
1
Ana Perez, the first executive director of the Spanish Action League, has returned to Syracuse and is working as a VISTA volunteer.
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Former heavyweight champion Mike Tyson files a federal suit in Manhattan alleging promoter Don King exploited his financial naivete to siphon over $100 million in boxing purses. The complaint accuses King of secret deals with Tyson and multi state law violations to keep large portions of fight money.
House Speaker Newt Gingrich says budget surpluses should not be used to cut taxes now, signaling a shift toward strengthening Social Security and funding roads and defense. He still seeks a tax cut this year, to be paid for by spending cuts and tobacco settlements or higher cigarette taxes, amid GOP budget divisions.
Federal prosecutors grant immunity to non officials who spoke with officers involved in the Haan Immigrant attack case, sparing them from prosecution while the investigation proceeds. The move raises questions about accountability and the scope of legal protection for civilian witnesses.
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