Sutherland defends GATT accord amid Senate ratification concerns
In Geneva Peter Sutherland asserts the United States secured all goals in the 125 nation GATT WTO deal. He rebuts Republican sovereignty criticisms as Congress faces possible non ratification next month and potential collapse of the agreement after eight years of talks.
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Darmstadt
Germany
Peter Armbruster
Democrats Shift Focus After Midterm Setback
State Democratic leaders blamed White House missteps for the 1994 midterm failure and outlined paths to regain majorities in 1996. They urged President Clinton to emphasize health care reform and government reforms while engaging voters outside Washington. Leaders noted Clinton’s liberal image hurt independents and blue collar workers, with some voters staying home or backing Republicans. Harold Ickes attended to soothe party anger and disappointment.
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US weighs expanded aid to Bosnia with air strikes and tanks
Pentagon and lawmakers discuss potential US aid ranging from air strikes to tanks and trained troops. Officials warn such action could cost up to five billion dollars over years and makes the US a party in the Balkan conflict. NATO could lead a heavy air campaign targeting Serb supply lines and bases.
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Bosnia
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Congress
U.S
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PLO Police Open Fire in Gaza Amid Hamas Clashes
In Gaza City PLO police fired on worshipers outside a mosque triggering day long clashes with Hamas militants. At least thirteen people were killed and more than 150 injured as tensions surge between the PLO and Hamas threatening the peace process. Shifa Hospital treated the wounded while protesters blamed Yasser Arafat, calling him traitor. Israel warned autonomy could be halted if the conflict continues.
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Aiken Standard Contact Information and Hours
Location 124 Rutland Drive and P O Box 456 in Aiken South Carolina 29802 list office hours 8 30 a m to 5 30 p m Monday through Friday. Delivery times and help lines are provided with numbers for subscriptions service and tips.
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New Democrat Principles Spark Debate Over Clinton Era Alignment
The quote notes that he was seen as out of step with many New Democrat ideals popular among voters who supported the 1992 presidential campaign. It reflects a party realignment discourse and how perceived shifts affect leadership support.
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Laura Donnell
Liam Cosgrove
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Ireland
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Cosgrove
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Tom Hendrickson
North Carolina
Clinton
Bono Cher clash over Congress bid and TV innuendo
Sonny Bono says Cher should feel at home in the House and jokes about their past. Kelso Grammer denies accusations of sex with a 15 year old nanny and calls the claims blackmail aimed at financial gain. The Currenl Affair says the parents will file a multimillion dollar lawsuit next month.
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