Palestine Rejects Israel Pact After Conditional Approval
Israel agreed to a peace pact with the Palestinians and will start building a Jewish neighborhood in a Jerusalem sector the Palestinians claim as their future capital. Palestinian spokesman Ahmed Tibi denounced the plans as a breach of the accord and urged U.S. intervention. Mideast envoy Dennis Ross will oversee implementation, starting with a Friday meeting with Yasser Arafat.
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Vonnegut Says I Would Not Marry If Writing Began Now
Kurt Vonnegut tells Taylor Allderdice High School students he would skip marriage to avoid risking a family while beginning his writing career. He notes his second wife Jill Krementz and cites Breakfast of Champions and Slaughterhouse-Five amid the discussion.
Baghdad Resists Pressure Though U.N. Evacuations Rise
The article notes Iraq's Baath party urging Arab nations to support Baghdad amid threats of U.S. airstrikes. It reports 170 humanitarian workers evacuated from Iraq to Jordan, with 270 left, mainly in the Kurdish north. Pentagon planners face hidden targets complicating airstrike plans.
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Lewinsky interview talks rise as debt pressures grow
Monica Lewinsky and her family face more than 2 million dollars in legal bills and debts over the past 10 months. Her representatives are negotiating for an international TV interview, potentially with ABC, with an appearance likely unpaid as networks do not pay for interviews.
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Global aid promises debated amid Mitch disaster in Central America
In Managua officials and foreign figures promise millions after Hurricane Mitch devastates Honduras Nicaragua El Salvador and Guatemala. Tipper Gore Bianca Jagger and others urge world action while local leaders stress aid must continue to arrive to rebuild.
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Federal agent wounded near Rudolph task force post
A federal agent was grazed on the head by a shot at the Rudolph search command post in Andrews North Carolina. The agent, who felt the impact through his hair, was not hospitalized as authorities intensify the hunt and rely on efforts to counter Rudolph’s tree cover.
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