Two US tourists found shot near Lake Atitlan in Guatemala
In Guatemala City two American women were found shot on the Hotel del Lago boardwalk at Panajachel near Lake Atitlan. One carried a Bank of Alaska credit card and a US passport. authorities say no motive is yet identified. The women were killed between 8 and 8:30 p.m. local time.
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Shin Bet chief resigns amid security service shakeup
Israel notices the resignation of Shin Bet director amid the fallout from the Yitzhak Rabin assassination case. The director says he will stay until a successor is named to steady the agency. In Los Angeles a homeless man was convicted of stalking Madonna and faces up to 11 years at February sentencing.
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Clinton Rejects GOP Plan In Budget Talks
President Clinton refused a GOP bid to trim Medicare Medicaid and welfare savings beyond what he proposed and offered a slight increase to his plan. Monday's four hour session amid a snowstorm left parties hopeful a decisive meeting could come today. White House aide said talks may either yield agreement or end soon.
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Federal workers return amid shutdown recovery delays
Federal employees across the United States return to work after weeks of shutdown weather permitting. In Chicago passport seekers faced long waits of about four hours as the State Department office reopened, with many camping outside to wait for documents.
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Mitterrand dies at 79 former French leader passes away
Former French President Francois Mitterrand, 79, died of prostate cancer, ending a 1981 to 1995 tenure that shaped European integration with Helmut Kohl and efforts toward the Maastricht Treaty. Tributes from world leaders followed as France planned a national day of mourning. He is to be buried in Jarnac.
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Supreme Court keeps limits on indecent broadcasting
The Supreme Court lets federal regulators maintain restrictions on late night indecent TV and radio, preserving a 10 PM to 6 AM ban to shield children. The action upholds a DC Circuit ruling that the rule serves a compelling government interest.
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