House panel acts on budget balance outline
The House Budget Committee approved a bipartisan 31 to 7 outline of the Clinton administration and congressional leaders budget accord for eliminating deficits by 2002 and cutting taxes. Senate action is expected Monday as final passage nears.
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Mobutu Leaves Kinshasa As Rebels Close In
Mobutu Sese Seko fled Kinshasa with generals abandoning him as rebels led by Laurent Kabila massed outside the city. The government claimed Mobutu retained the presidency but had left national policy to his weakened regime.
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Did sons murder parents in Dover case trial
In Dover New Hampshire prosecutors describe Robert and Jeffrey Dingman hiding their parents’ bodies and cleaning a blood spattered home after the killings. Jeffrey 14 played basketball with a friend while Robert 17 visited his girlfriend amid a sensational trial likened to the Menendez Brothers.
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Brothers Accused in Gruesome Family Killings After Curfew
Prosecutors say two boys, angry at rules, shot Dingman parents Eve and Vance and hid them in different locations. The trial, begun Monday, draws comparisons to the Menendez case where brothers killed their parents to gain wealth.
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Clinton Apology Acknowledges Past Syphilis Study Harm
President Clinton issued a formal apology for the 40 year old government syphilis study on black men, telling three elderly survivors in wheelchairs and a centenarian that Americans are sorry for the hurt and loss. He stressed the words I am sorry and apologized for the delay.
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Citadel cadet plan to shorten knob-year and add female board member
The Citadel will shorten the knob-year freshman training by two months and add a woman advisory member to its governing board. The changes follow a federal judge's review of cadet admissions of women and plans for August. A new female assistant commandant and simpler cadet rules are included, with a rule against first semester sophomores giving orders to freshmen.
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Aiken Standard Subscription Rates and Contact Information
The Aiken Standard provides contact lines for office hours and departments, publisher contact, and subscription rates. It lists delivery options with monthly and multi month prices and states mailing details for address changes and subscription processing.
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