Gumbel Loses Plan for Live-In Caretaker Home
Newsmakers Bryant Gumbel faces limits after a state Supreme Court ruling restricting his plan to house a live-in caretaker at his 7.5 acre White Plains estate. Judge Anthony Scarpino Jr ruled the proposed setup noncompliant with zoning. Gumbel and his wife June reside in Westchester County with their two children.
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White Plains
N.Y
Bryant Gumbel
State Supreme Court
Anthony Scarpino Jr
Gumbel
June
Westchester County
Michael Fuller Sirignano
Teen charged in subway clerks murder arson case
James Irons, 18, was arrested Thursday on murder charges in the November 26 subway booth arson that sprayed flammable liquid and blew up. Police seek two more suspects as Chief Reuther links the case to a Money Train inspired robbery. Harry Kaufman, 60, died from burns in the botched attack.
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NEW Xuigr
James Irons
Irons
Charles Reuther
Harry Kaufman
Sunny
Wesley Snipes
Woody Harrelson
EU Leaders Open Summit On Single Currency By 2002
Madrid leaders gather for a two day summit to name the euro as Europe’s unified currency replacing national units by 2002 and to set a three year phased introduction starting in 1999. The euro name wins cautious support amid lingering debates.
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Madrid
Spain
European Union
Euro
Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Addresses
Aiken Standard offers HOME DELIVERY monthly 8.50 and yearly 102, COUNTY MAIL 10.75 monthly and 129 yearly, OTHER MAIL 17 monthly and 204 yearly. Advance payments may be mailed to Aiken Standard PEM Subscription, P.O. Box 456, Aiken SC 29802.
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Aiken Standard - Pem
Talks Resume In Earnest On Budget With Clinton Offers
Washington sees renewed budget talks as the Clinton administration and congressional bargainers press toward a federal shutdown deadline. White House Chief of Staff Leon Panetta says Republicans will present their plan tomorrow and the administration hopes to narrow differences. Clinton returns from Paris after Bosnian peace treaty signing as Senate Leader Dole confirms readiness to work and focus on the budget, while Republicans finalize a new offer to cut about 70 billion from medicare, medicaid and other programs.
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Clinton
White House
Leon Panetta
Congressional
Democratic
Panetta
Paris
Senate
Bob Dole
Kan
Dole
Bosnia Peace Treaty Enters Fragile Phase In Paris
Diplomatic work complete, Bosnia moves from paper to reality as 60,000 NATO troops prepare a risky mission to prevent renewed war. U N Security Council asked to transfer peacekeeping to NATO. arrest authority for indicts like Karadzic and Mladic may be used. The accord halves Bosnia between Serbs and Muslim Croat government with nine months for elections.
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Paris
Bosnia
NATO
New York
Yugoslavia
United States
Russia
France
Britain
Germany
U.N. Security Council
United Nations
Council
North Atlantic Council
Brussels
Belgium
International Tribunal
The
Hague
Radovan Karadzic
Ratko Mladic
Mill owner promises pay and benefits after fire
Lawrence Mass 1800 workers scalded by a Methuen mill fire received a holiday boost as Malden Mills Industries Inc owner Aaron Feuerstein pledged 30 days of continued pay and 90 days of health coverage. Standing ovation followed his announcement amid a snowstorm and a community grateful for his moral stance.
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Lawrence
Mass
Luis Gutierrez
Aaron Feuerstein
Malden Mills Industries Inc
Feuerstein
Aaron
Methuen
Earnings Cap Boost Named to Aid Social Security Recipients
The Senate Finance Committee voted unanimously to raise the outside earnings limit for Social Security beneficiaries, from 11 280 to 14 000 next year and 20 000 by 2002, with penalties for ages 65 to 69. Chairman William Roth called the current rule age discrimination.
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Washington
Clinton
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
William Roth
R-Del
Five Dead After Train Hits Pickup Near New Orleans
In Ponchatoula Louisiana an Amtrak train struck a pickup at a crossing killing five inside the truck including a mother and her two young twins and an infant. Police blame speed and inattentiveness while Amtrak cites federal rules allowing higher speeds.
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Amtrak
New Orleans
Rob Borella
Tim Gideon
Borella
Irma Brumfield
Lawanda Patterson
Patterson
Michael
Mikel
Alexius
Gideon
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