Clinton rests in Bethesda following knee surgery
President Clinton endures a quiet second day in Bethesda Naval Hospital as doctors taper anesthesia from his knee operation. Hillary Rodham Clinton stays by his side watching basketball and completing crossword puzzles, delaying Africa travel to Sunday afternoon.
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Mandy Patinkin decries heavy makeup for Quasimodo role
Mandy Patinkin says he avoided burial under makeup while portraying Quasimodo in a new version of The Hunchback of Notre Dame. He notes the hump is fake and stresses facial expression conveys the character rather than protracted prosthetics.
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Marines evacuate civilians from Albania amid chaos
U S Marines with Greek frogmen and helicopter support evacuated hundreds of foreigners from Albania as mobs and weak government oversight fueled chaos in Tirana and Durres. About 331 people from 32 countries were rescued, while Italie n officials reported 3000 Albanian refugees reaching Adriatic ports after a dangerous 50 mile trek.
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Savannah St Patrick parade shows strong Irish pride in city
Savannah hosts a festive St Patrick’s Day parade with Shriners from Alee Temple performing antics and a parade marshal, Monsignor Daniel J. Bourke, praising the event. Patrons at the Six Pence pub join in as locals flag, toys and Irish stout are shared, capping Savannah’s famed celebration with a spirited, 1930s flair.
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Rebels claim victory in Kisangani amid Zaire war
Rebels announced the capture of Kisangani, the last eastern government stronghold, claiming fatal reach toward Kinshasa. Looting by government troops occurred as frightened residents fled across the Zaire River. Kabila signaled openness to a five point UN peace plan while warning of potential coups by disgruntled soldiers.
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Internet case challenges court ruling on decency on line
The Supreme Court will hear arguments on the Communications Decency Act, the first federal attempt to regulate Internet content. A Philadelphia three judge panel blocked the law, citing potential denial of access to material unsuitable for children. Lawyers, including David Sobel of EPIC, seek to explain cyberspace to the justices as they prepare a July ruling.
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The notice lists office hours switchboard and contact numbers for editors and publisher. It details publishing history since 1867, postal information, and home delivery and other mail subscription rates with monthly and yearly prices and payment options.
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