End to Peru standoff raised by face to face talks
Talks to end the four week standoff at the Japanese ambassador residence stalled after rebels spoke to reporters on Dec 31. Negotiator Domingo Palermo and Archbishop Cipriani planned a visit to the residence and Cipriani spent hours there, fueling hopes for a peaceful resolution.
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Marlee Matlin Says Oscar Win Has Not Slowed Career
Deaf actress Marlee Matlin reflects that winning an Oscar has not eased her life but she remains active in work. She states she has managed to keep working and has not disappeared from view.
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Tabloid to publish JonBenet Ramsey photos causes uproar
Boulder County coroner demands probe into how autopsy and crime scene images of six year old JonBenet Ramsey were obtained after Globe editor Tony Frost defended the decision to publish front page photos. Officials warn unauthorized release may jeopardize prosecution and violate department standards.
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Lake effect storm halts travel from Buffalo to Great Plains
A lake effect blizzard with 48 mph winds dumps up to 2 feet of snow, forcing Buffalo to ban driving and shutting the airport. National Guardsmen aid in South Dakota as hundreds of miles of highways freeze under drifts up to 16 feet. Travelers are stranded in truck stops and shelters across the region. Karen Nelson reports spending 40 hours trapped, praying and crying after her car became stuck. Governor Janklow warns plows will be pulled for the night due to freezing hydraulic gear.
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Clinton aides map strategy for new term
Washington clears ice as President Clinton and top aides gather for a daylong staff retreat to shape his second term. They push bipartisanship with Republicans, discuss foreign policy funding, and aim to pass a balanced budget to restore credibility, with a goal of zero deficit by 2002.
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Ethics feud hinders image of Congress in Gingrich hearings
Washington observers say partisan wrangling over Newt Gingrich ethics probes will worsen public perceptions of Congress. Benjamin Page notes cover ups offend. Norm Ornstein warns squabbles over hearings deepen distrust and cast politicians as ethically challenged.
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