Budget blueprint drives committees to translate cuts
Washington AP reports committees begin turning savings from the $695.4 billion budget compromise into program cuts. The House vote was expected today, Senate action by Thursday. Committees must report back June 12 with details of roughly $36 billion in reductions under their jurisdictions.
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Windfalls seed 21 MacArthur prize fellows across fields
A secret MacArthur Foundation selection grants up to 300000 dollars to 21 winners, including four Pulitzer Prize recipients. Recipients from diverse fields gain five year stipends to pursue their dreams with economic freedom, without strings attached.
MacArthur fellows named in Chicago list of winners
A Chicago AP listing names MacArthur Foundation fellows with ages and affiliations. Notable entries include James A. McPherson, 37, Pulitzer novelist from Charlottesville. Robert Penn Warren, 76, Pulitzer winner from Fairfield. Leslie Marmon Silko, 33, Tucson novelist and filmmaker. Derek Walcott, 51, New York poet. Henry Louis Gates Jr, 30, Yale critic from New Haven. others span Harvard, Columbia, Princeton, Caltech, MIT, and universities nationwide.
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New York City
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Bell Laboratories
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Jan Graham
Peabody Museum
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Salk Institute
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Lawrence Rosen
Princeton University
Gregory Chudnovsky
Columbia University
New York
Carl B. Schorske
Henry Louis Gates Jr
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Robert Coles
Harvard
Stephen Jay Gould
A.R. Ammons
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Joseph Brooksy
University of Michigan
Roy P. Mottahedeh
Quickie campaign scrapped for Miami Beach promotions
In Miami Beach the Visitor and Convention Authority dropped an $8,000 advertising campaign urging a "have a quickie on Miami Beach" after feminists called it offensive. The agency will promote three and four day getaways instead, describing them as break-away weekends.
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Arthur O'Connell dies veteran actor and Oscar nominee
Los Angeles AP Arthur O Connell died at 72 from Alzheimer's disease at the Motion Picture Country House and Hospital. The Broadway and film veteran won a 1953 Tony for Picnic and earned Oscar nominations for his roles in Picnic and Anatomy of a Murder. He played How ard Bevans in Picnic and was the friend and counselor to Jimmy Stewart in Anatomy of a Murder.
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