Border town crackdown ends binge drinking era
Public health advocates and police on both sides of the border mark the first anniversary of Operation Safe Crossing aimed at curbing binge drinking in Tijuana. The crackdown targets teens in a once notorious Avenida Revolucion party zone, signaling a sobering shift.
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Clinton lawyers seek advance access to Starr report
Clinton's lawyers plan a point by point written reply to Kenneth Starr's expected report on Monica Lewinsky and seek an advance copy to counter conclusions. David Kendall asks for a week lead time to review and respond, while lawmakers urge accommodation as a fairness measure.
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Airbus sells 16 jets to International Lease Finance Corp
Airbus Industrie wins big at Farnborough signing deals for 16 widebody A340 jets worth about 1.5 billion and 6 A320 jets for ILFC as Emirates orders six A340 500s valued at roughly 900 million. Emirates may add 10 more A340s valued at up to 1.5 billion, with potential nonstop Gulf to North America and Australia routes.
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Streisand explores final world concert tour with Nichols
New York Post reports Barbra Streisand is talking with director Mike Nichols about staging a final world concert tour and possibly filming a movie of the tour if the deal goes through. Streisand's camp says she is considering several possibilities for future performances.
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Yeltsin weighs Chernenmyrdin again after Duma rejection
President Boris Yeltsin met with top aides at his residence to decide if he should again nominate Viktor Chernomyrdin as prime minister. The Duma had already opposed him twice amid Russia s worst economic crisis since 1991.
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Jerry Lewis telethon raises record 51.5 million dollars
National roundup reports the 33rd Jerry Lewis Muscular Dystrophy Association Labor Day Telethon raised a record 51.5 million dollars over 21½ hours with entertainers including Bill Maher Carrot Top and Louie Anderson as viewers nationwide responded to the call for help amid gene therapy hopes.
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