Gunmen attack tour bus outside Egyptian museum
Nine tourists were killed and 19 injured when gunmen opened fire on a tour bus outside the Egyptian Museum in Cairo. Witnesses said attackers also threw fire bombs and police detained three suspects. The Interior Ministry identified the attackers as terrorists.
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Settlers Rejection of Temporary Jerusalem Compromise
Jewish settlers backed by Irving Moskowitz tentatively agree to leave Ras al Amad while seeking government recognition of their right to dwell in east Jerusalem. Yasser Arafat rejects the deal as Netanyahu limits staying workers and a few seminary students.
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Safety pause grounds U S military training flights nationwide
Defense Secretary Cohen orders a 24 hour servicewide halt in training flights after a sequence of aircraft mishaps. The pause, issued to civilian leaders, allows a period of reflection while operational flights in no fly zones over Iraq and the Bosnia mission continue.
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U S trade deficit widens to 10.3 billion in July
The Commerce Department reports a July trade gap of 10.3 billion, marking the largest deficit in six months as imports rise to a record 87.7 billion and exports slip to 774 billion. The deficit climbs 24.7 percent from June, with Japan trade also at a two year high.
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Clinton leaves tobacco deal in legislative limbo
President Clinton avoids full endorsement or replacement of the landmark tobacco settlement keeping the fight in limbo. Congress won't pass a tobacco settlement this year and 1996 remains uncertain. Senate aide Nickles questions urgency as lawsuits loom and compromise appears unlikely.
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Congress weighs a pay raise amid opposition
Congress mulls a cost of living increase of about 3000 for members as opponents promise to derail the measure in upcoming floor action. First Lady Hillary Clinton appeals for Chelsea's privacy amid Diana funeral scrutiny. A 19 year old is indicted for murder after secretly delivering a baby at prom. Mars magnetic field study from the Surveyor probes weak interior field.
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