Racial slurs prompt closure of Memphis fraternity chapter
In Memphis Tennessee the national Kappa Alpha fraternity dissolved its local University of Memphis chapter after a weekend brawl marked by racial slurs. The university president recommended the move, Black student leaders supported it, and some White members alleged coercion. A sit in ended but protests continued demanding further concessions.
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Memphis
Tenn
National Kappa Alpha Fraternity
University of Memphis
Thursaey
University of Cave
Shooting survivor killed in Nebraska car crash
Laura Kucera then 20 survived four days in a ditch after being shot by ex boyfriend Brian Anderson last October. He was sentenced to up to 125 years in prison. She died Wednesday in an auto crash while en route to her grandmother. The family in Omaha says God had a purpose for keeping her alive.
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Omaha
Neb
Beng
Laura Kucera
David Kucera
Kaon
Brian Anderson
Kucera
Jed
Endeavour tests ionized particle flow with Wake Shield satellite
Astronaut James Newman hoisted a 4300 pound steel disk aboard Space shuttle Endeavour to map ionized particle flow around the shuttle. The Wake Shield Facility satellite, retrieved after three days of free flight, involved a 12 foot dish for semiconductor research. The mission includes a Saturday racewalk by James Voos and Michael Gernhardt and ends with Endeavour returning to Florida with the Wake Shield and Spartan satellite.
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Space Center
Housdon
James Newman
Space Shuttle Endeavour
Earth
Newman
Endeavour
Engin
Semiconductor Research
James Voes
Michael Gernhardt
Florida
Wake Shield
Spartan
Four hurt in inhalant misuse at Clarksville residence
In Clarksville Tennessee a 19 year old, Steven Carl, and others inhaled fumes from a towel soaked with an aerosol room deodorizer. Jacob Chess noticed the danger and alerted a landlord and paramedics after realizing the effects.
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Clarksville, Tenn
Steven Carl Cken
Jacob Chess
World Women's Conference Ends With Call for Change
The world's largest gathering of women ended with a consensus platform urging action in mud-hut villages and boardrooms. Delegates from 189 countries adopted a 150-page program advocating sexual freedom, reproductive rights, and stronger family support while noting conservative pushback and dropped lesbian rights from the final draft.
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Bening
Gian
Gro
Harlem Bruandtt
United States
Atrean
U.N
Hotel owner Bennett owes large back taxes on Syracuse properties
Michael Bennett, who took over the Hotel Syracuse two years ago, faces delinquent city taxes totaling millions across his properties. City officials demand current overdue payments and reject monthly tax plans while Bennett disputes the figures and plans further talks to resolve the arrears.
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Michael Bennett
Syracuse
Sam Town Proattien
Salina
Sam
Bennett
Anthony Bennett
Jacqua
Addion
Pepanatome
Wite St
Addi
Salina St
Atnam
Salina Bennett
Aime
Eeeres
Bennetara
Bernardi
John Wate
Berardi
Waly
Large Tax Debtors in Onondaga County Spar Court Action
Among the largest delinquent taxpayers are Anopeinaionn Mall DeWitt owing 1.5 million for 1995 taxes owned by Wilmorte of Rochester. LCP Chemicals Hanlin Group owe 21.5 million for 1987 to 1996 taxes with Geddes properties. Liverpool Recycling 4850 Steelway Blvd 115,993 taxes. Terrace Lysander 103,205 for 1964 to 1994 taxes. Lawsuit filed. comment unavailable.
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Quondaga County
DeWitt
Wilmorte
Rochester
LCP Chemicals
Haniin Group
Tully Pipeline Co
Geddes
Hanlin Group
New Jersey
Liverpool Recycling
Steelway Blvd
Thomas Medal
Central Square
Terrace
Lysander
Sunset Terrace
Susan Weichert
Robert Pritchard
Pritchard
Weichert
Weber Drone
Weicherts
Actan Inet Mnade
Steelway Bouvard
Claybel
Middletown
Orange County
Aev
Monte
Ee Waa
Thomas Capocelato
Capocelato
County Delinquent Taxes Spark Long County Tax Pain
The county faces limited recovery from back taxes as Shoppingtown owners delay payments and many developers and firms owe large sums. W James Camperlino cites scarce buyers and tight credit. assessors raise values on idle lots. Several firms including SLOP Chemicals and Applecrest owe millions. cases hinge on bankruptcies and disputed assessments.
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Erty
Michael Sullivan
Kraus
W. James Camperlino
Ilino
Selig
Prosecution witnesses rebut shoe testimony in Simpson trial
In Los Angeles FBI shoe print expert says blood imprints near Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman bodies did not come from a second set of shoes. A fiber and trace evidence expert suggests the marks may stem from Goldman’s bloody clothes, countering defense claims of a different killer’s shoe.
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Los Angeles
FBI
Nicole Brown Simpson
Ronald Goldman
FET
Goldman
Simpson
Henry Lee
Douglas Deedrick
Lee
Moon phase dispute in OJ Simpson trial testimony
Defense lawyers objected Thursday to the prosecutors description of the night moon phase during the murders. Marcia Clark and the prosecution planned to tell the jury about a waxing crescent moon with 12 percent illumination, while opposing counsel pressed for clarity.
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Marcia Clark
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