Nuclear missile treaty eludes Bush despite talks in Stockholm
In Stockholm, US Secretary of State Eagleburger and Russian Foreign Minister Kozyrev reported progress but left several technical and economic hurdles unresolved in their effort to limit long range missiles. They planned another meeting after further study as Bush nears leaving office. The dispute centers on costs and adjustments to the Russian arsenal and proposals like retaining old SS-18 silos.
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Aspin Emerges as Possible Defense Secretary Pick
Rumors place Wisconsin Rep. Les Aspin at the top of talks to become defense secretary as speculation swirls over his stance on Somalia and gays in the military. With Clinton due to announce soon, Aspin’s silence contrasts with earlier candidates and raises questions about the transition team’s choices. Aspin chairs the House Armed Services Committee and rose to prominence seven years ago.
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Arkansans Celebrate as Lowest of Low Society Gathers
Washington AP reports Arkansans pride as LOTL or Lowest Of The Low forms after Bush called Arkansas the lowest of the low. Members wear T shirts with We Ain't Trash No More and plan a bash from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m. CST the day Clinton is sworn in.
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Protests Rise Over Sex Offender in Ravenna Township
In Welch Minnesota neighbors protest a Ravenna Ranch group home resident, Peter G Anderson, a 37 year old on probation for past sexual offenses. Two lawsuits target residents and workers over alleged harassment and legal costs exceeding 77000 dollars. Trial set for Thursday.
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Cabinet roster nearly ready for Clinton administration
In Little Rock, transition director Warren Christopher said the president-elect’s cabinet list includes many Republicans and independents and is close to completion by Christmas after 11 appointments filled last week. In Montgomery, George Wallace Jr. urged FBI re investigation of his father’s 1972 assassination attempt, requesting a copy of the report and a congressional inquiry.
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Embattled teen Ricky Ray dies at 15 in Florida
Ricky Ray eldest of three hemophiliac brothers barred from school in Arcadia for HIV infection amid national coverage in 1986. He died at 15 after months of illness, with family at his bedside, following treatment at All Children’s Hospital in St. Petersburg for pneumonia and infections.
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