Taylor headed back for surgery after hip replacements
Elizabeth Taylor, after two hip replacements and a recent injury from aqua aerobics, is headed for more surgery. She summoned her doctor to her California home to review a kept limp and said she would not be crippled, using crutches, or a walker.
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Rabin Signals West Bank Pullout Aim by 1995
Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin indicated Israel plans to pull from six West Bank towns by year end, with the final date linked to bypass roads for settlers. The remarks followed a compromise with PLO chief Yasser Arafat before an accord on West Bank autonomy at the White House. Arafat had pressed for a December withdrawal deadline from Jenin Nablus Tulkarm Qalqiliya Ramallah and Bethlehem, per army radio.
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Alken Standard Subscription Rates and mailing details
Subscription rates for HOME DELIVERY COUNTY MAIL and OTHER MAIL are listed with monthly, three month, six month, and yearly options. The paper notes advance payments may be made to Alken Standard PEM Subscription and provides publication details and address.
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Wilson Drops Out of 1996 Republican Presidential Race
California Governor Pete Wilson quits the 1996 GOP presidential bid citing debt and inability to raise funds. He ends his campaign a month after entering, prompting reactions from rivals and Clinton aides in Washington.
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House Rejects Huge Defense Spending Bill
The House faced a surprise defeat as a coalition of liberals and abortion rights minded Republicans, defying GOP leaders, blocked a 243 billion defense spending bill over a clause restricting abortions in overseas military hospitals. The bill’s fate hinges on a companion authorization bill stalled in Congress amid Senate-House negotiations and a Clinton veto threat.
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Holbrooke in Sarajevo Talks as Bosnian Cease-Fire Hurdles Loom
Envoy Richard Holbrooke met with government leaders in Sarajevo amid renewed fighting around Banja Luka, the Serb-held city. He called the discussions with the Muslim government productive yet acknowledged wide gaps on a truce. President Clinton signaled serious talk of a cease-fire, but a Friday announcement remained uncertain as clashes surged near Banja Luka, a focal point in the U.S. brokered power-sharing framework.
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Buddies Killed By Train In Queens Overpass Deaths
Three childhood friends from Queens were hit by a commuter train on an elevated track while tossing eggs from a railroad overpass. The 55 mph train, 5 mph below the limit, could not stop in time. Keith Titus 19 George Baez 18 Steven Jupar ello 22 died at the scene or hospital. A fourth friend escaped. Candles were lit at Army's restaurant as mourners mourned.
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