President seeks more funds to fight cyber threats
President Clinton plans a White House push for higher federal spending next month to fund new cyber security technologies and strengthen the enforcement capability to combat cyber terrorists. Officials say after Y2K the focus shifts to protecting government computer systems and critical digital infrastructure from infiltrators. National Security Adviser Sandy Berger warns of a growing threat of cyber-terrorism crossing borders and the potential to strike essential infrastructure.
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China reveals 1970 Yunnan quake death toll 15621
State media disclose that a February 5 1970 7.7 magnitude quake in Tonghai Yunnan killed 15621. Officials allegedly hid details during the Cultural Revolution. memorials held in Yuxi amid renewed public discussion and survivor mourning.
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Protesters Arrested Over Vieques Bombing Range Activism
Rosie Perez and seven others were arrested in New York after protesting in front of the U.S. Mission to the United Nations against the Navy bombing range on Vieques Puerto Rico. They were taken to a Manhattan precinct and faced likely disorderly conduct charges. Perez, a Brooklyn native, starred in Do The Right Thing and White Men Can't Jump and earned an Oscar nomination for Fearless in 1993.
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Elian Gonzalez case stirs Miami as INS deadline nears
As the INS orders Elian Gonzalez back to Cuba by January 14, demonstrations surge in Miami and Havana. Gov. Bush appeals to President Clinton while Cuban exile groups clash with police, hundreds arrested including leaders. Elian resides with paternal relatives in Miami, amid protest and international pressure.
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Two boys killed in dirt bike crash on Highway 501
Two young cousins aged 9 and 12 died after their dirt bike veered into a logging truck on U S 501. Both were rushed to Conway Hospital and died there. The truck driver, 22, was uninjured. No charges expected, state police said.
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Debate on taxes and gays in military dominates GOP
In Durham NH the first back to back GOP debate split on allowing open service by gays. Bush and McCain backed the Clinton era policy despite rivals urging open service. McCain pressed FCC reform while defending campaign finance efforts. Debate drew mixed reactions from voters as candidates prepare for upcoming events.
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Hodges Budget Plan Sparks Criticism In South Carolina
Governor Hodges unveils a nearly 6 billion dollar budget prioritizing education with a 337.2 million boost for colleges and public schools, raises for teachers and state workers, and a 10 million push for statewide First Steps early childhood education. The plan includes 267.4 million for health care and uses tobacco settlement funds, drawing GOP criticism from Attorney General Charlie Condon who warns of fiscal risk. Hodges counters that the plan tackles potential tobacco company bankruptcies and maintains commitments to health and education.
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