Rescuers find Argentine boy dead in shaft
A 5 year old boy, Cristian Quiroz, died after plunging into a 59 foot abandoned well in San Nicolas. Rescuers retrieved the body after more than 30 hours trapped, and the mayor confirmed the death. The incident occurred while he walked with his mother.
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Tornado devastates Gainesville area killing at least 11
A tornado tore through rural northeast Georgia near Gainesville, killing 11 and injuring 60 as it damaged homes schools and farms along a 10 mile swath. The storm hit at 6 30 am with no warning and prompted a state of emergency across five counties and National Guard mobilization.
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Vass
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Zell Miller
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Habersham
Rabun
National Guard
Miller
North Georgia
Lanier Elementary
Clinton lawyer says Jones case lacks merit in filing
In Little Rock federal court, Robert Bennett argued Paula Jones's sexual harassment evidence is garbage and key witnesses lack credibility. He contended Jones sought a movie job and that Kathleen Willey's deposition does not affect her job prospects, urging dismissal before a trial set for late May.
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Bennett
White House
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Tax refunds swell deficit to 42 billion
The Treasury report shows February deficit of 41.8 billion driven by tax refund claims while January posted a 25.4 billion surplus. For five months fiscal 1998 the deficit stood at 56 billion, about 37.6 percent below the year-ago period. officials still forecast a possible year-end surplus and a 10 billion deficit.
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Treasury Department
Clinton
National roundup Fox Oscars strike looms over ABC telecast
A TV technician union plans protests outside Shrine Auditorium as NABET members accuse ABC of replacing workers for the Oscars show. Gena Stinnett cites ongoing union disputes with the Disney-owned network and the threat to Monday’s live telecast. Protests may upstage the ceremony as labor tensions affect production.
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Shrine Auditorium
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