No promises on North Korea food aid in talks response
US State Department spokesman Nicholas Burns said deals on grain shipments to North Korea were not meant as bargaining chips for talks on peninsula future. He pushed back at Kim Hyong U's claim that Washington failed to fulfill commitments and noted a briefing with both Koreas was postponed with Pyongyang again declining to participate.
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Miss Universe visit charms Shreveport students
Alicia Machado impressed Shreveport school kids with her appearance noting weight was not an issue. A student called her beautiful as she canceled an earlier trip claiming she needed to lose weight. Retired newscaster David Brinkley downplays a New York Times profile as his son Joel argues there is a story.
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Clinton Proposes 1.69 Trillion Budget With Tax Cut Push
President Clinton sends Congress a 1.69 trillion budget plan promising tax cuts for the middle class and funding for education and health care while pledging to balance the budget by 2002. He faces GOP opposition seeking larger tax cuts and faster spending cuts, with potential battles ahead in a year of avoidable government shutdowns.
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Whitewater decision near on the Clintons
Prosecutor Kenneth Starrs staff compiled a multi hundred page memo outlining the Whitewater investigation involving President Clinton and Hillary Clinton. The memo will frame an upcoming meeting to consider indictments or other actions. Cooperating witness Jim McDougal offered new information and seeks a postponement of his February 24 sentencing. Kendall urged that fair minded people will conclude the Whitewater matter should be set behind them.
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Double jeopardy in Simpson case questioned by legal experts
A criminal jury cleared O J Simpson of murder but a later civil panel found him liable. Experts say the Fifth Amendment shields only criminal government cases, not private lawsuits, while noting the unusual sequence raises fairness questions and contrasts burdens of proof.
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Trial shifts to punitive damages in Simpson case
The O J Simpson civil trial moves to the punitive damages phase in Santa Monica California as the jury weighs penalties beyond the 8.5 million already awarded. Plaintiffs seek millions more to punish Simpson for the 1994 slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman while the defense seeks mercy. The case centers on Simpson s remaining assets after years of litigation and his reduced earning power with California law guiding punitive severity to fit financial state.
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Aiken Standard Subscription and Contact Details
The notice lists office hours, switchboard and editor contact, publisher, email, and mailing addresses. It outlines subscription rates for home and mail delivery, postmail changes, and delivery problem phone numbers with circulation hours.
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