Border patrol boost to Arizona amid peso collapse
President Clinton ordered 62 border patrol agents sent to Nogales Arizona increasing border force by 17 percent to curb illegal crossings tied to the peso crash. Critics note Mexico rescue aid should ease border pressure.
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Officials say sanctions show posturing not war in trade
US plans 100 percent tariffs on 1.08 billion Chinese imports spark threats of retaliation but observers say the move is political posturing with limited near term impact. Experts note China relies on US market and both sides may return to negotiation as long term interests loom.
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Battle lines drawn on Clinton budget
Republicans attack President Clinton over a 1.61 trillion dollar budget with claims of avoiding hard deficit cuts while administration officials argue for painful reductions to meet a balanced budget by 2002. The plan would cut 144 billion in five years with most savings used for tax relief and deficit reduction.
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Ecuador and Peru stall amid failed cease-fire talks
Mediators from Brazil the United States Argentina and Chile postponed peace negotiations in Rio de Janeiro after six days without a cease-fire. Officials expect talks to resume in Brasilia as Ecuadorian President Duran Ballen and Peruvian President Fujimori fly to seek regional backing amid daily border clashes and a rising toll of soldiers.
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Exploding tanker kills driver and injures seven in Emeryville
A tanker truck carrying about 6000 gallons of butane and LPG exploded after skidding along a guard rail on a busy freeway. The driver was killed and seven others were burned including an Oakland family of four. The blast damaged the road and center divide and closed the highway between Oakland Berkeley and the Bay Bridge.
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Lawyers air dirty laundry in OJ Simpson case
Los Angeles AP reports witnesses in the Simpson murder trial face minitrials as defense lawyers probe personal lives. Ronald Shipp testifies about past drinking and a Jacuzzi encounter, while prosecutors seek 30 days to vet 14 surprise defense witnesses. Legal experts warn attacks risk backfiring and angering jurors.
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