Kim Young Sam Wins South Korea Civilian Presidency
Former opposition leader Kim Young Sam was elected South Korea's first civilian president in 17 years with the race in progress at Friday's tally. He vows to spur the economy and push toward reunification with North Korea.
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U.S. Denies Russia Arms Deal But Sees Path Forward
Washington officials voiced confusion over Boris Yeltsin’s claim of a treaty to cut long range nuclear weapons. Private analysts say a deal could be possible before Bush leaves office as both sides pursue substantial reductions and a two thirds Senate approval.
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Vote Decides Balkans Fate in Belgrade Election
Serbia faces a presidential vote between ex Communist Slobodan Milosevic and Milan Panic a Serb born American financier. polls show both around 40 percent with a runoff possible on January 3 if no 50 percent winner. unrest risk in Kosovo amid militant Serb support.
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Red Cross Delivers Aid To 415 Palestinians Stranded In Lebanon
Rushed tents food and medicine reach 415 Palestinians stranded in snow and mud after being expelled from Israel and denied entry to Lebanon. U S condemns mass deportation as Palestinians threaten to quit peace talks. Six buses and trucks carried deportees toward Marj al Zohour but roads blocked by dirt piles and SLA fire.
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Disney loses bid over Lady and the Tramp video rights dispute
California supreme court denies Disney hearing on appeal of rulings upholding damages for breach of contract in Peggy Lee's suit over video rights to Lady and the Tramp. Lee says she co wrote songs and voiced four characters for the 1955 film and was paid 3500 dollars.
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