World roundup Cabinet formation needs more time, Yeltsin claims
Yeltsin said it could take another week to form a new government as Russia endures an economic crisis with a plunging ruble and rising prices. He confirmed security posts would stay but finance and other cabinet roles still awaited decisions. He also signed a security plan for a nationwide union protest on Oct. 7.
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First Lady silent on Clinton marriage amid Lewinsky fallout
One month after acknowledging an affair with Monica Lewinsky and lying about it, President Clinton says he is repairing his marriage. Hillary Clinton maintains a busy public schedule, while a private associate says the first lady feels destroyed and mortified.
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Prodding on economy stirs up Japanese ire
In Tokyo, Obuchi faces pressure from Washington to revive Japan's ailing economy while he seeks harmony for Clinton talks. Americans urge stronger bank bailouts, more public works, and tax cuts, yet parliamentary opposition slows action.
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Meryl Streep Receives Walk of Fame Star in Hollywood
Actress Meryl Streep unveiled her 2119th Hollywood Walk of Fame star on Hollywood Boulevard amid cheers from 300 fans. The dedication aligned with the release of One True Thing, and Streep recalled her youth in nearby years.
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Clinton GOP clash over surplus sparks tax cut push
Washington clash pits Republicans pushing an $80 billion five year tax cut against President Clinton and most Democrats who want the projected $1.6 trillion surplus set aside to fund Social Security. Rep Charles Rangel of New York warns the president will veto any tax cut that harms the Social Security trust fund. The House Ways and Means Committee is expected to clear the measure for a floor vote next week.
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Toys R Us cuts 3000 jobs and closes 59 stores
National round up reports Toys R Us slashes 3000 jobs and shuts 59 stores as part of a broad revamp. Most closures target Europe with tougher year for the chain, while profits plunge over 60 percent in the second quarter.
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