Eiffel Tower Strike Grounds Paris Visitors
Workers at the Eiffel Tower walked off Friday into a strike demanding 32 new staff as part of a shift to 35 hours. The tower closed to the public and officials said they would not yield to the strike, aiming to recruit 25 new workers instead.
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Prelude to peace in Israel As violence swells
In the wake of the Wye River accord Israel and Palestinian areas see a tense prelude to peace. Attacks and protests flare as Hamas resumes suicide bombings while Arafat cracks down fearing Muslim backlash. Netanyahu tightens security amid settler disruptions.
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Paula Jones to renew talks with Clinton over settlement
Paula Jones plans a new overture to President Clinton as Abe Hirschfeld pledges 1 million in trust for Jones, contingent on a settlement without strings attached. Jones lawyers expect talks to proceed while Clinton aides distance from Hirschfeld tied terms amid tax evasion charges.
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New Orleans sues handgun industry in major suit
New Orleans files a landmark suit against gun manufacturers five pawn shops and three trade associations alleging violence police and medical costs from gun violence. Mayor Marc Morial leads the case claiming industry failures to build safer weapons.
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Kidman Cruise Seal Eyes Wide Shut Secrecy With Kubrick
Nicole Kidman and Tom Cruise defend their year and a half spent making Eyes Wide Shut with Stanley Kubrick despite industry doubts. Kidman calls it an honor and would do it again, while noting secrecy and prestige of working with Kubrick influenced the decision.
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