Three Catholic Schools to Close
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Three of the six financially strapped Catholic elementary schools will be closed, the New York Archdiocese announced today.
Water Main Break Disrupts New Jersey
By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
A break in a 60-inch water main disrupted service to hundreds of thousands of customers in central New Jersey today and closed schools in parts of two counties.
Files Suggest Profiling of Latinos Led to Immigration Raids
By SUSAN SACHS
Immigration officials say the I.N.S. may have violated their guidelines for avoiding ethnic or racial profiling in conducting searches for illegal immigrants.
Second Brush Fire in 2 Days Disrupts Turnpike Traffic
By MARIA NEWMAN
Firefighters in East Rutherford, N.J., battled a brush fire in the Meadowlands that disrupted traffic for several hours.
Rent Board Chief Resigns With Attack on the Mayor
By BRUCE LAMBERT
Facing ouster by Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani, the chairman of the New York City Rent Guidelines Board quit and unleashed a scathing attack on the mayor.
Political Memo: Giuliani Keeps Foot in Race for Some Selective Tripping
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's latest mischief in the mayoral race seems to be to bolster the fortunes of Peter F. Vallone and to continue to harm Alan G. Hevesi.
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