Simpson faces foreclosure on Brentwood mansion
O J Simpson is behind on payments of 86 000 dollars on his Brentwood home Mortgage company has begun foreclosure proceedings Simpson said he is not surprised and may have to move eventually He noted a lengthy process ahead and said his lawyers handle finances while he focuses on golf and his children Meanwhile Newt Gingrich renews push for tax cuts and budget balance in a divided Republican conference indicating commitment to tax reductions and Medicare rescue efforts
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Dole campaigns for Red Cross on the campaign trail
Elizabeth Dole promoted the American Red Cross in Washington urging giving and disaster aid. She walked through the audience discussing fundraising blood screening and relief as she spoke without a podium. In Florida a 3 year old boy disappeared at Lake Ashby prompting searches by divers and alligator trappers.
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Attack at Tel Aviv cafe shocks Israelis during Purim
A Palestinian suicide bombing at a Tel Aviv outdoor cafe injures 46 and kills the bomber, with three Israeli women dead. Israel blames Arafat for tacit approval of attacks as Netanyahu vows to suspend peace talks. Police and medics respond amid ongoing Jerusalem construction tensions and US veto of a UN Security Council resolution.
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Clinton and Yeltsin agree on arms deal despite NATO rift
In Helsinki Clinton and Yeltsin fail to resolve NATO expansion but strike a breakthrough arms package aiming to cut U S and Russian nuclear weapons by 80 percent. Yeltsin backs prompt START II ratification and accepts a consultative NATO role without a veto.
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First Lady Urges Equality in Zimbabwe Visit
Hillary Rodham Clinton arrived in Harare for a six country Africa tour and urged a democratic government to include women in opportunity and leadership. She met President Mugabe and discussed women’s economic and political concerns with 15 female lawyers activists and parliament members at the National Gallery.
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Weather Outlook Extends Sunny Spell Into Next Weekend
The forecast calls for continued sunny conditions into Sunday and Monday with a slight cool down. Clouds may roll in Tuesday ahead of stronger activity Wednesday with a risk of showers and thunderstorms.
Albania rebels ease demands but keep Berisha sacking as goal
Rebels in southern Albania relax several conditions and back away from forcing a caretaker government. They demand President Berisha be dismissed and urge Bashkir Fino to name a multiparty committee before elections due by June, while dropping threats to quit the government or demand a seat on the committee.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Address Notice
The Aiken Standard announces delivery options and rates including home delivery and county mail plans. It provides subscription prices and a PO Box address for contact and change requests.
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