Iraq denies US claims of turmoil in Saddam regime
Iraq rejects US allegations of instability surrounding Saddam Hussein and accuses Washington of forging facts. A government spokesman cited media manipulation and warned public opinion will ignore US statements amid regional tensions with Kuwait.
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Mike Wallace Faces German Shepherd While Interviewing Suspected Nazi
Mike Wallace traveled to Canada for an interview with a suspected Nazi war criminal and encountered a snarling German shepherd that tore his coat. He still secured the interview. Ken Wahl, a TV star, denies alcoholism and cites vodka as the sole relief for pain from a motorcycle crash.
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Clinton Fundraising and White House Access Debate
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Agendas volatile in Peru
The Peru hostage crisis deepens as rebel leader Nestor Cerpa presses for freedom for hundreds of imprisoned rebels while President Fujimori seeks a tough but peaceful solution. Diplomats warn against bloodshed as security forces surround the Japanese ambassador’s residence and Japan urges restraint.
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Senate acts on budget and Social Security clash
The Senate moves toward a balanced budget constitutional amendment while House Republicans seek protections for the Social Security trust fund. President Clinton opposes the measure saying it could threaten Social Security, including potential suspension of checks or benefit reductions.
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John Doe 2 ID'd as South Carolina man cleared of ties
Justice Department says Pvt. Todd Bunting of Timmonville South Carolina is the man behind John Doe No 2 in the Oklahoma City bombing case and had no involvement. A body shop mechanic previously linked Bunting to the John Doe 2 description but now testifies he misidentified him. Prosecutors still seek a second person who may have been with Timothy McVeigh when renting the truck.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Details
The notice lists office hours and contact numbers for the Aiken Standard. It details publisher contacts, mailing address, ISSN, and subscription rates for home delivery county mail and other options with monthly and yearly prices.
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