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Newspaper
Aiken Standard
Location
Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1995
Page
2
In Los Angeles AP reports Shar on Stone joining about 1200 cheering fans on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Her mother and sister attended the ceremony along with Martin Scorsese, director of Casino, as Stone thanked the crowd and noted the dream come true. Casino opens nationwide November 22.
SPACE CENTER Houston AP The combined crews of shuttle Atlantis and the Russian space station Mir finished transfers and joint science today as they prepare to depart Saturday morning after three days docked. Suspect In Rabin Slaying Loses Appeal TEL AVIV AP A judge refused to release Margarit Harsheff a 20 year old law student implicated as a key conspirator in Rabin's assassination as police carry her from court.
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Congress moves toward final debate on a sweeping Republican budget plan to balance the budget by 2002 and cut taxes by 245 billion over seven years. The bill would overhaul Medicare welfare Medicaid and farm payments while shuttering many programs amid a hostile clash with President Clinton who vows to veto.
The Yugoslav war crimes tribunal in The Hague indicts six Croat men for massacring Muslims in the Lasva valley in 1998 triggering Croat anger and fears of derailed peace. Croatian leaders respond by shielding commanders while seeking possible scapegoats among lower ranks.
Florida Republicans gathered in Orlando for Presidency III events and a CNN Larry King Live debate. Senate Majority Leader Bob Dole may skip the two hour telecast due to Washington budget talks, prompting questions about impact on the mock straw poll and delegates while Jeb Bush notes the potential negative effect of his absence.
Washington notes no U.S. embargo rivals Cuba in severity yet reports over the past three years show more than 100 million in private humanitarian donations to Cuba. Officials, led by Richard Nuccio, claim Americans are the island’s largest aid source, despite embargo criticisms. Donations rise yearly since 1992 with licenses required, including through Cuban Catholic Church and Pan American Health Organization. A Berkeley piano tuner, Benjamin Treuhart, sought piano aid for Cuba and prevailed after initial denial.
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