U.S. accuses Pasqua of lying over spy scandal
The U.S. Embassy in Paris condemned France Interior Minister Charles Pasqua for alleging U.S. leaks and misrepresenting a confidential talk with U.S. Ambassador Harriman. Le Monde had reported France accused five Americans, four diplomats, of political and economic spying and asked Washington to recall them.
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Francoise Sagan Fined for Drug Use in Paris
Paris AP reports author Francoise Sagan fined about 7700 dollars for cocaine use. She faced magistrate hearings and was warned about illegal narcotics and thereafter faced penalties.
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A Malaysian court told AR around the world to face a year in prison unless she completes treatment and meets conditions. In Morong Philippines Vietnamese asylum seekers face a waterless camp after threats of mass self harm and removal. Cyprus records its deadliest quake since 1953 killing an elderly couple and injuring five others. Lebanon appeals to US and UN Security Council members to pressure Israel to lift a blockade that has left 1,300 fishermen out of work. Israel widened the blockade to Tyre Sidon and Zarani.
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Open Skies Pact Expands US Canada Nonstop Flights
Washington and Ottawa leaders oversee signing of an open skies accord by top U.S. and Canadian transportation officials to greatly increase non-stop air routes between both countries.
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Clinton denies retreat on affirmative action
President Clinton ordered a review of government affirmative action programs to find a middle ground. He said the review is not a retreat and aims to prevent the issue from becoming a partisan wedge. Jesse Jackson argued he should defend affirmative action, while conservatives accused him of stalling.
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