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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1998

Page

23

IRS ruling finds discrimination in missed promotion case

In Poughkeepsie a federal judge awarded Carolyn Agonafer 140000 for racial discrimination and retaliation after being passed over for a revenue officer role in 1992. She had 10 years of experience versus a younger white candidate with under one year. The decision cites discrimination and retaliatory animus.

Poughkeepsie N.Y Internal Revenue Service Charles Bricant Carolyn Agona New York City Agenafer Agonafer

Iraqi UN inspection blocked at Baath Party HQ

Iraqi officials blocked a surprise UNSCOM inspection at Baghdad's Baath Party headquarters. U.N. chief Richard Butler called the move legal but denied it, saying the Iraqis demanded a written notice. The standoff followed a day of multiple site visits as U.N. hopes to resume inspections.

Baghdad Iraq U.N Baath Party Saddam Hussein Richard Butler U.N. Special Commission Associated Press New York Madeleine Albright NATO Brussels Belgium Amer Mohammed Rashid

Chaos marks anniversary of uprising in West Bank

Palestinians clashed with Israeli troops in the West Bank on the uprising anniversary, with a 17 year old killed by gunfire and many injured. Thousands hurled rocks as troops fired tear gas and rubber pellets amid stalled peace hopes and a looming Clinton visit.

Ramallah West Bank Israel U.S Clinton

Supreme Court ends exemption of ultra Orthodox Jews from army service

Israel’s Supreme Court struck down a 50 year old agreement exempting devout Jews in yeshivas from military duty forcing thousands to serve three years. Arafat and Netanyahu traded recriminations as US mediation aimed to revive a land for security deal without softening positions.

Jerusalem Israel Supreme Court Yeshivas

U S born teen on trial in Israel

Hashem Mufleh an 18 year old American born Palestinian faces trial in an Israeli military court for membership in Hamas and distributing Hamas leaflets His lawyer argues the charges would not stand in the United States under the First Amendment The case unfolds amid Israel and the Palestinian Authority security crackdowns linked to U S brokered peace efforts

Iraq United States Clinton Butler Security Council Bell EL West Bank Hashem Mufleh Hamas Mufleh Israel Palestinian Authority U.S

Japanese claim eight calves cloned from one cow

Japanese scientists report eight calves cloned from cells of a single adult cow using Dolly style techniques. Four calves survived, each a genetic duplicate of the donor. Researchers say this advances beef production research though economic viability remains distant. A Science report details nuclei transfer creating embryos.

Washington Dolly

L A evidence lab wins accreditation

Los Angeles police department laboratory gains national accreditation after a $3 million upgrade adding new equipment and 57 staff. Officials say accreditation dispels insinuations about the lab’s standards despite prior criticisms of antiquated equipment and limited personnel.

Los Angeles Police Department Laura Chick

Oldest complete human skeleton found in Africa

Researchers in Johannesburg announce the discovery of the oldest complete skeleton of a human ancestor, a 4-foot-tall ape-man dating to 3.2 to 3.6 million years ago. Led by Ron Clarke and Phillip Tobias, the find aims to illuminate early hominin life and whether these ancestors climbed trees or lived on the ground.

Johannesburg South Africa Ron Clarke University of Witwatersrand Phillip Tobias Clarke

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