Princess Diana Takes Princes to Meet Homeless Teens
In London Diana and her sons Prince William and Prince Harry visited a Centrepoint homeless shelter in Soho appearing friendly and curious as they spoke with residents aged 16 and 17 about their lives and futures. The boys spent over an hour listening and asking questions.
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Appeals court allows Clinton harassment case to proceed
Washington federal appeals court rules a sexual harassment suit by Paula Jones against President Clinton may go to trial. Jones alleges Clinton harassed her in a 1991 Little Rock hotel suite after she rejected his sexual advances. The 6th Circuit panel, by 2-1 vote, said the case can proceed.
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Bean Bags Stop Suspect In Orlando Standoff
Deputies using shotgun fired square cloth bags filled with metal pellets at Stephen Cline 41 after he allegedly held his girlfriend’s 16 month old son hostage. Cline was stunned and knocked down by the bags, treated at the scene for bleeding and not hospitalized.
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Rates and masthead for Aiken Standard newspaper
Rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly and annual options. The notice also provides the newspaper name Aiken Standard ISSN 0893 2557, publication details, and postal address for changes.
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East Reopens Amid Snow Surges and Frigid Recovery
East Coast digests blizzard's aftermath with 96 deaths, 1 to 3 feet of snow, and plowed streets. Airports reopen but travel chaos lingers as United Flight 801 endured 74 hours on a New York Kennedy runway. Amtrak resumes Northeast Corridor regular service. schools remain closed across a wide range from Georgia to New Hampshire.
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Clinton Vetoes Welfare Bill in Push for Real Reform
President Clinton vetoed the Republican welfare overhaul saying it fails to move people from welfare to work. He urged bipartisanship and vowed to work with Congress on a version that achieves real reform while avoiding deep budget cuts. The veto, his 12th, likely won’t be overridden.
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Budget Talks Break Off
Washington Republicans vow to bypass the White House and seek veto-proof spending bills with conservative Democrats as budget talks end without agreement. Clinton and GOP leaders face an impasse over Medicare Medicaid spending and the size of a tax cut, with a possible government shutdown on January 27 when the temporary funding measure expires.
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Chechen Rebels Free Hostages From Kizlyar Raid
Chechen rebels freed 160 Dagestani officials and hostages from the Kizlyar hospital raid after negotiating with Dagestani authorities. The assault left at least 23 dead, including civilians, amid escape routes and troop movements toward Gudermes. Russian Prime Minister Chernenko warned of punishment for the attackers while avoiding actions risking hostages.
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