WTO rules against Fuji and Japan in trade case
Washington reports the WTO rejected U S claims that Fuji film and the Japanese government conspired to keep Kodak products out of Japan. Kodak had spent years attacking a believed rigged distribution system, marking a major trade defeat alongside Clinton administration setbacks on new negotiating authority.
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Washington
United States
World Trade Organization
Fuji Film Company
Eastman Kodak Products
Japan
Kodak
Clinton
Congress
Thousands mourn three Heath High School girls in Kentucky
In Paducah hundreds of mourners filled Bible Baptist Heartland Worship Center to honor Kacey Steger Nicole Hadley and Jessica James who were killed during a school prayer gathering. The service featured later burial of the three in private rites and calls for values and God in schools.
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Paducah
Amazing Grace
Kacey Steger
Nicole Hadley
Jessica James
Bible Baptist Heartland Worship Center
Ben Strong
Strong
God
Don Young
Young
Heath High School
Clinton to keep U.S. troops in Haiti beyond deadline
President Clinton ordered a continuing U.S. military presence in Haiti with hundreds of troops for “civil affairs” work, while Senator Jesse Helms decried the plan as foolhardy. Clinton said no indefinite commitment, but a definite one to stay involved in appropriate ways.
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Washington
Clinton
Pentagon
Haiti
Senate Foreign Relations
Jesse Helms
United Nations
Helms
R-N.c
Madeleine Albright
U.S
U.N
Eft
Congressional impostor known as a smooth talker
Chicago police accuse 22 year old Jason McDermott of impersonating 59 year old Rep. Jim McDermott in calls and schemes. He allegedly passed bad checks, forged doctor notes to judges, used the congressman's name for a limousine rental mix up at the Democratic National Convention, and sought work for his ex wife.
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Chicago
Congress
Jason McDermott
Jim McDermott
D-Wash
Congressional
McDermott
Man convicted in fatal store clerk beating in Winston-Salem
Kalvin Smith, 26, was found guilty of assault with intent to kill and robbery for beating a store clerk so severely she could not speak. He received a 22 to 29 year prison sentence after a flower shop robbery netted $295. The victim Jill Marker, 36, was not present for the verdict.
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Winston-Salem
N.C
Kalvin Smith
Val
Smith
Jill Marker
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates Incomplete Notice
Incomplete OCR text lists subscription prices for Aiken Standard and County Mail with monthly and yearly options. The fragment includes amounts like 26.35 for 3 months and 107.40 per year, plus county mail rates, but the source is garbled and lacks clear dates or complete terms. The entry appears to be a newspaper subscription notice with pricing for various durations.
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Gaza
Rafah
Gaza Strip
Associated Press
Najib Abu Jobein
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Pretoria
South Africa
Moses Sithole
Johannesburg
David Curlewis
Opera House
London
Royal Opera House
Covent Garden
Britain
Opera and Ballet Theater
National Lottery
Lord Chadlington
Mary Allen
Yeltsin
Atarson
Tim Percy
Jim Gearhart
Kayce
Sabrina Steger
Michael Carneal
National le
New York
Nature Genetics
National Institutes of Health
N.Y
Albany
George Pataki
State Court of Appeals
Pataki
Bronx
Robert Johnson
Sacramento
Calif
Theodore Kaczynski
Montana
Mather Field
Air Force Base
Kaczynski
Aiken
Scott B. Hunter
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