Racial Harassment Dropped at Penn Case and Energy Bill Battles
Five black Penn women dropped their racial harassment complaint against Eden Jacobowitz saying the accused man tainted the news coverage. The university later dropped charges. The Clinton jobs bill faced further cuts as committees trimmed spending to fund the package. Mavericks brace for energy bill pressure as freshman Rep. Mann weighs deficit concerns amid GOP and Democratic objections. Japanese reaction to a U.S. jury acquittal of a 16 year old exchange student killer questions the American system. Cannes honors include Chen Kaige and Jane Campion sharing the Golden Palm. David Thewlis and Holly Hunter win acting awards. Wim Wenders gets Grand Prix for Far Away, So Close.
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Clinton Eyes One More Year MFN Extension for China
President Clinton plans to renew China’s most favored nation status for another year with strings attached. Officials say final decision is due by June 3, and extension depends on progress on human rights and trade practices. Congress weighs conditions on weapons sales and market access.
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Cambodia election seen as fair despite threats and violence
U N chief Yasushi Akashi says Cambodia's poll was free and fair under trying conditions. He notes secrecy of ballot held, despite Khmer Rouge threats and government intimidation. Balloting ends Friday with Paris accord rules on declaring results.
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Tha Aken Standard ISSN Note Fragment
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an ISSN and names Say nd Su Gera, PC, with a partial address Bor 496, Aber, SC 29002. The text is incomplete and obscured, providing little discernible context or event.
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NATO Opens Talks On Peace Plan
NATO defense ministers began two days of talks in Brussels on a possible role for the alliance to enforce a modified Bosnian peace plan. Les Aspin and other chiefs review cutting NATO forces while US Britain France Spain and Russia propose a new formula to end the war.
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Carson Still A Hit In Midday Showroom Remarks
Former Tonight show host Johnny Carson, now retired, lampooned the Clinton administration in a media briefing. He referenced President Clinton’s expensive Beverly Hills haircut by stylist Cristophe and accepted an award from the Center for Communication.
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