Dole Campaign Linked to Illicit Massachusetts Contributions
The Kansas City Star says three workers from Aqua-Leisure Industries, run by Simon Fireman, made $40 000 in 40 checks to Doles campaign last year. some received stacks of $100 bills to return with checks. The report notes fear of retaliation among identified donors.
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Clinton Yeltsin hold talks despite election concerns
In Moscow, President Clinton and Boris Yeltsin praised ties and played down political impact of their summit. They reported progress on troop deployment under the CSCE treaty and on objections to U S missile defense talks under the ABM treaty. Formal talks resume in Geneva in June.
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Girls save man after CPR class in restaurant
Melissa Ager and Angela Ahnadi used CPR skills learned at a Saturday class to revive 73-year-old Bill Padgett who collapsed in a restaurant. Fire officials called it a by the book rescue and the girls will receive the Chiefs Award for bravery.
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Nynex to Merge with Bell Atlantic in $22 Billion Deal
Washington reports that Nynex Corp and Bell Atlantic agreed to a $22 billion merger creating the second largest U.S. telephone company behind AT&T. The deal sets a course for regulatory reviews and potential layoffs as Ray Smith of Bell Atlantic and Ivan Seidenberg of Nynex outline leadership.
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Restaurateurs Post Sign Refusing Negative Customers
A Philadelphia restaurant owners display a hand written sign stating they will serve chosen newcomers only and will refuse rude customers. Levent Yueksel and Sherri Kane defend the policy as aimed at satisfied patrons in their 32 seat seafood Mediterranean style venue. The sign has drawn reactions from potential customers amid a city known for top rated eateries. The most expensive entrée tops out at sixteen dollars.
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