One Pacl Restores Harmony for Buffalo Philharmonic
The Buffalo Philharmonic Orchestra reaches a cost cutting deal to survive. The 1993 94 concert season will drop from 42 to 36 weeks and musicians pay falls by 12 percent as the orchestra avoids folding after a $1 million deficit in a $7.6 million budget.
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Supreme Court allows Clinton gay rules on duty status
The Supreme Court temporarily limits a lower court ruling banning military discrimination against homosexuals by allowing the Pentagon to use an interim policy. The order affects only one sailor as the government appeals, with Defense Secretary Aspin praising the stay and urging a conduct based policy. Labor Secretary Reich says a raise for low paid workers will wait until health reform work ends in Congress.
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Five newborns survive after quadruplet birth story
Lorrie and Tom Woznica faced a shocking prospect but chose life for all five fetuses. After a long hospital stay starts Aug 10, Lorrie delivers Oct 20 to Thomas Charles Daniel Robert Jonathan Frederick and Rebekah Jayne. The babies, weighing about 1 pound 6 to 1 pound 7 ounces, remain in NICU and gradually gain weight. The couple credits faith and support, and plan a home addition to accommodate the growing family.
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Fire ravaged Southern California homes face salvage efforts
Civilians seek salvage from ashes as shelters fill with refugees and residents return to scorched neighborhoods. FBI reviews letters linking fires, while investigators probe arson cases across Altadena, Ventura County, Laguna Beach, and Riverside County.
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Haiti Crisis Deepens as Cedras Aristide Pact Stands
United Nations envoy Boutros-Ghali urged U.S. cooperation while Haiti faces a renewed impasse as Cedras challenges the July 3 agreement with Aristide. A naval embargo and strikes disrupt Port-au-Prince, while U.N. and U.S. tensions over peacekeeping echo in Washington and New York.
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