Panama tells Cubans to leave by March 6
Panama's president Ernesto Perez Balladares announced that all 8,500 Cuban refugees must exit the country by March 6 after rioting in camps. He said none would be allowed to stay, noting the refugees were not invited and were sent to Panama to escape death at sea.
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Clinton to Unveil New Agenda in Speech on Tax Cut
President Clinton prepares a detailed outline of a middle class tax cut including a credit for families earning under 100000. Aimed at offsetting GOP promises, aides discuss cutting federal agencies and a potential 50 billion dollar tax reduction over five years with live TV coverage planned.
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Susan Smith Indicted in Murders of Her Two Sons
A Union County grand jury indicted Susan Smith on murder charges after she allegedly let a car roll into John D. Long Lake with her children strapped in car seats. The case drew international attention as she confessed to drowning the boys nine days after they were kidnapped.
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Russian jets buzz Grozny as talks continue in Chechnya
Russian jets buzzed Grozny and sporadic gunfire echoed on the outskirts as negotiators began a second day of talks on ending the Chechen conflict. Officials reported nine deaths and 14 injuries among Russian servicemen since the weekend invasion.
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Snoop Doggy Dogg Promoter Lawsuit Over Promotion Costs
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