Russia US agree on joint patrols of Pacific border
Russia and the United States signed an agreement to cooperate in patrolling the Pacific border during a three day visit by a U S delegation to Kamchatka. The document calls for exchanges of ships delegations and officers for training and for demonstrations of water purification equipment.
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Massacre at Rais Tests Algeria's Security Push
Witnesses and hospital officials report about 300 killed in Rais, with 200 wounded, as Islamist militants strike a breadbasket region south of Algiers. Survivors flee toward the capital while the government vows increased security and says perpetrators will be punished.
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Mehdi
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Congress braces for clashes after summer budget euphoria
Congress returns to face 13 spending bills to avert a October 1 government shutdown. Major battles loom over trade defense spending campaign finance reform and Clinton’s line-item veto as lawmakers seek to differentiate from the White House while aiming for a quick year end.
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U S Refugee Admissions Fall Despite Clinton Proposals
U S refugee admissions have fallen 40 percent since 1982. In 1992 more than 132000 refugees were admitted, many Russians and Vietnamese boat people, but the 1993 fiscal year cap will dip to no more than 78000. Some advocates praise Clinton plan to keep the ceiling steady while urging higher limits.
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Web users advise Chelsea Clinton on college life
Web users offer Chelsea Clinton tips for campus life at Stanford. Do not name drop and avoid starting sentences with My Dad says Excite Inc runs a popular web directory. The piece notes the Clinton family vacationing on Martha's Vineyard and Hillary Clinton's press office not responding.
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Clinton pushes education testing reform plan from Martha's Vineyard
President Clinton launches a back to school push promising a rewrite of the national testing plan to ease GOP fears. Tests would be set by an independent bipartisan board, shifting from the Education Department as Republicans seek local control over schools.
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