Not Faulted: U S Seeks Shared Blame in 1994 Peace Efforts
The Clinton administration rejects the notion that either Israel or Syria is solely responsible for the 1994 peace failure. Meanwhile forecasts expect 1995 global trade gains but warn of Europe’s unemployment and deficits. North Korea famine underlines hunger, and Bosnia sees renewed fighting as UN plans observer posts after a ceasefire.
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Cheney withdraws from 1996 GOP race citing family
Former Defense Secretary Dick Cheney ends a White House bid after holiday talks with his family. An anonymous confidant says he avoided campaign stress and the social issue driven agenda. Speculation grows on Sen. Gramm and other top Republicans weighing run.
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Russia Readies Fresh Grozny Offensive Amid Stalemate
Russian forces braced for another major assault on Grozny after failing to seize the presidential palace. Gunfire erupted around the city as Moscow officials and Chechen leaders described continued heavy fighting, with a convoy of trucks and artillery support reported near the capital.
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Clinic Shootings Highlight Abortions and Violence
In Brookline suburb clinics near Boston, shootings target abortion providers amid broader gynecological and prenatal services. Activists warn poor women risk losing access to affordable health care as clinics face escalating violence, while anti abortion groups argue cost and service media coverage.
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Lefthander of the Year Tim Allen tops left handed honors
Tim Allen of Home Improvement captured Lefthander of the Year honors from Lefthanders International in Topeka and was named top male entertainer by Lefthander Magazine subscribers. Fran Drescher and Paul Simon also received notable left handed recognition. Rodney Dangerfield seeks damages in a libel suit against The Star claiming a Las Vegas liquor and drugs story was false. The Star had reported on Dangerfield’s Caesars Palace stay in March 1988.
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