German voters see stability with Kohl or Schroeder
In Bonn both Helmut Kohl and Gerhard Schroeder stress stability as Germany faces risks from global turmoil. The two main candidates differ in reference points but share a plan for major changes next year, including Berlin’s capital move and adopting the euro.
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Eastwood visits Billings for Rex restaurant opening
Clint Eastwood flew into Billings for the grand opening of Rex a friends restaurant housed in a historic downtown building. Rex partners John Purcell and Gene Burgad note the visit boosts weekend activity and local atmosphere. Edward Windsor discusses fame and Ardent Productions profits moving back to black after four losses.
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Nation's first cancer march calls for united research push
Washington D C Thousands join The March on cancer on the National Mall to demand unified efforts, more research funding, and support, citing 564,800 expected cancer deaths this year and 1.2 million new cases. Activists compare to AIDS advocacy, noting the AIDS quilt and wall of courage honoring patients, including children like Morgan Clark and families from Long Island and Hornell.
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Jones seeks hard line on $1 million harassment suit
Paula Jones lawyers adopt take it or leave it stance on a $1 million settlement offer in the harassment case against President Clinton. They insist no further concessions, with Clinton weighing whether to press the fight amid looming impeachment, possible contempt, or a plea bargain style accord.
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Clinton fund-raiser and protests hit California roadshow
National roundup notes President Clinton's California visit including a $10,000 per couple fundraiser in Rancho Santa Fe hosted by San Diego lawyer Bill Lerach amid demonstrators chanting Jail to the Chief and Impeachment. The item also covers a Vietnam War museum opening, rising uninsured rates, a partisan bid on trade powers, and Pentagon steps to curb public data in a separate briefing.
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