Judge blocks Microsoft antitrust settlement in heated hearing
Federal Judge Stanley Sporkin angrily rejected the Microsoft DOJ antitrust accord, questioning credibility and forcing proposals to modify the deal. the ruling could unravel the agreement. Separate briefings outline steps to deter terrorists and smugglers, curb visa access, and possibly expand wiretap powers. In New York City crime data, subway safety rose to a 20 year low with a 21.7 percent drop in 1994 versus 1993. In California, Jerry Williams was convicted of petty theft over a pizza slice, facing 25 to life under the three strikes law.
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U S lifts Korean sanctions marks milestone in ties
Washington announces partial easing after decades of North Korea bans. Aimed at paving a newer relationship, steps include banking access, telecoms permits, travel allowances, and a $400 daily limit lift for U S travelers, plus magnesite export permission.
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Gingrich backs tempo delay on Mexico aid in brinkmanship
House Speaker Newt Gingrich threatened to delay the administration's Mexico aid package until Democrats drop most amendments to the GOPs 10 point Contract with America. He said Republicans will act quickly only after Congress votes on anti mandating and balanced budget measures.
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Union, GM reach tentative deal to end Flint walkout
United Auto Workers say they reached a tentative agreement with General Motors on a 2 day walkout that idled 38900 workers across nine plants. Local 651 plans to vote Sunday on the terms while GM offers no comment. The strike centered on overtime and outside contractors as parts from the Flint East complex feed GM vehicles nationwide.
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Court to review appeal by Quayle accuser
The Supreme Court agreed to consider reviving a lawsuit alleging federal officials conspired to silence an inmate who claimed he sold drugs to a young Dan Quayle in the 1970s. If revived, the case could go to trial, amid renewed campaign relevance for 1996 hopefuls Bush and Quayle.
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