Newsmakers Relations Turn Sour Between Father Son
New York AP report says Macau Culkin’s relationship with manager father Kit has soured with limited communication. Mother Patricia Brentrup, 41, says Mack hires and could fire his father. She seeks sole custody for seven children aged 6 to 19. parents never married.
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Clinton says legal bills threaten his savings amid Whitewater Paula Jones cases
President Clinton told reporters at a White House briefing that 20 years of savings may vanish as legal costs mount. White House confirms annual bills surpass 2 million dollars with Clinton receiving 800 thousand from a defense fund while lawyers charge around 400 dollars per hour.
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Last Cuban Migrants To Leave Guantanamo Bay
The Pentagon says the last of 46,000 Haitian and Cuban migrants at Guantanamo Bay will depart by January 31. Spokesman Kenneth Bacon says the final 1,500 Cubans will be sent to the United States or returned to Cuba, leaving the base migrant-free for the first time since July 1994 when thousands were held there temporarily.
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Aiken Standard Rates for Home and Mail Subscriptions
The Aiken Standard lists HOME DELIVERY rates at 8.50 monthly 25.50 for 3 months 51 for 6 months and 102 per year. COUNTY MAIL costs 10.75 monthly 82.25 for 3 months 64.50 for 6 months and 129 per year. OTHER MAIL options are 17 monthly 51 for 3 months 102 for 6 months and 204 per year. Advance payments may be made to. The paper is published weekday afternoons and weekend mornings by Aiken Communications Inc. P.O. Box 456 124 Rutland Drive Aiken SC 29802.
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Rebels Demand Safe Passage To End Stalemate On Hostages
Chechen rebels holding over 100 hostages after a cross border raid near Dagestan vow to fight to death if troops block their return to Chechnya. Rebel leader Salman Raduyev threatens, while Moscow demands release of all captives. The siege follows a raid that left dozens dead and raised tension across the region.
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Clinton Says Budget Deal Within Easy Reach
President Clinton argues a balanced budget deal with Republicans is within easy reach though Medicare and Medicaid fights may spill into the fall elections. He says to agree on what possible while Gingrich accuses Democrats of misrepresenting GOP plans and insists on protecting entitlement programs.
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NATO leaders visit Bosnia to push peace as tensions rise
In Sarajevo and Mostar, Serb and Muslim Croat hostility threatens fragile peace as Javier Solana and General George Joulwan tour to gauge NATO mission progress. About 100 Serb families flee daily from Serb held zones amid looming March 19 district transfers, with some torching homes during talks with U.S. envoy Robert Gallucci.
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Hashimoto Calls Okinawa Shameful Over Base Issue
Newly elected prime minister Ryutaro Hashimoto said he is ashamed of the government's failure to heed Okinawan concerns about U.S. bases. He spoke at his first press conference since taking office, amid ongoing debate on whether bases might be moved from Okinawa as he outlines plans for talks with President Clinton in April.
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Hashimoto Seeks Stable U S Japan Ties Amid Trade Talks
Hashimoto, noted for tough auto trade negotiations with the United States, urged that frictions not disrupt overall U S Japan ties. He noted that Asian and European nations sought assurances the dispute would not flare into a major confrontation. Hashimoto and President Clinton confirmed by telephone that cooperation will continue closely.
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