CNN caller uses racist slur on Larry King Live
A CNN viewer used the n word to urge Sen. Jesse Helms to deserve a Nobel Peace Prize. Helms, Novak, and King called it politically incorrect and distasteful, while CNN noted no delay was used on live broadcasts.
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Rego Backs Democrats in November Amid Cicero Tensions
In Cicero, Rego pledged support for Democratic candidates in November. Voters including Imogene Schryver and Pauline Griffin cited infighting and union tensions as key issues. Bud Sehl called voting a civic duty but found it hard to base a choice on current town quarrels.
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Tobacco money flows to GOP in first half of 1995
The tobacco industry channeled over $1.5 million to national Republican committees in early 1995, five times the prior year, as FDA moves to regulate nicotine spur industry fears. Philip Morris led with $729,749, aided by RJR Nabisco and Brown & Williamson, while Democrats received about $155,000.
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Cicero Republicans win seats in town board and clerk races
Incumbents Kip and Marzullo defeat Young Himes and Schunck. Patricia Rossi beats Barbara Smith. Joseph Messano defeats Gene Joss for highway superintendent. Winners to face Dems Pack Benn. Republicans outnumber Democrats 5 448 to 3 739 with 13 228 voters registered. Rego vows to back Democrats to oust rivals, blaming a smear campaign by Dominic Rossi and his wife.
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Dana-Farber chief resigns after patient death
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute president Dr. Christopher Walsh will resign effective Oct. 17 to return to teaching at Harvard Medical School. Lehman death spurred staff changes after a fatal cyclophosphamide overdose, with investigations finding multiple process errors and a later out of court settlement with the family.
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Boston Globe
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