Talks on NATO continue in Helsinki meeting
In Helsinki, President Clinton and Boris Yeltsin spent a long day at the Gulf of Finland residence discussing NATO expansion. Yeltsin refused any change to his stance, stressing opposition to widening the alliance to former Warsaw Pact nations while arms control remained a key topic.
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Georgia Lottery Draw Brief Shifts to Evening Cah 3
Georgia lottery results show Thursday night Cah 3 drawing with numbers 19 4 Fantany 5 5 8 16 26 31. The fragment lists numbers and notes a Thursday draw, but missing full game names and official context. Further details needed for complete summary.
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Aiken Steeplechase set for Saturday at Ford Conger Field
The 31st Aiken Steeplechase returns to Ford Conger Field this Saturday with gates opening at 10 a.m. post time at 1 p.m. Admission is 8 in advance 10 at gate with children under 12 free. Parking 5. Gates and entry details for various ticket holders noted along Audubon Drive Powderhouse Road. Sponsor is Aiken SERTOMA Club. For more info call 64 641.
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Hebron clashes as Israel pushes Har Homa expansion
In Hebron Palestinians hurled rocks and fire bombs at Israeli troops who used live fire and tear gas. Across the country a Tel Aviv cafe bombing killed at least three and wounded 43 in a claimed Hamas attack. Israeli police faced protests tied to the east Jerusalem Jewish neighborhood plan known as Har Homa.
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Legislator offers flag compromise in South Carolina
In Columbia Senator Glenn McConnell proposes a compromise over the Confederate flag on the Statehouse dome. His plan allows Dixie music at official functions and seeks constitutional power for future legislatures to bind agreements, while Gov. Beasley’s position remains unmet.
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