Rabin seeks U S extradition of Hamas leader Abu Marzuk
Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin intends to request Abu Marzuk’s extradition from the United States despite Justice Ministry doubts over available evidence. The move follows Abbas Marzuk’s alleged links to terrorist acts as Israel pursues international action.
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Chechen Leader Calls Russia Pact Invalid
In Grozny, Dzhokhar Dudayev dismissed the Russia Chechnya peace accord as invalid though signatories from his side backed it. Russia agreed to withdraw most troops and disarm rebels, yet the deal leaves unresolved the region’s political status and future relationship with Moscow.
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Clinton to push welfare reform and fast-track approvals
President Clinton will order federal welfare rules to stop food stamp increases for recipients who refuse to work and push fast-track approval of state welfare reform tests. He argues for incremental reform while Congress debates broader changes as governors at the National Governors Association meet in Vermont.
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Drive‑through viewing window debuts at Orlando funeral home
The Kennington Jones Funeral Home in Orlando unveils an 8'4 wide drive-up viewing window for bereaved families. Co-owner Harold Jones says the service is convenient and notes attendants can be reached via intercom. The bulletproof glass window includes fluorescent lighting and service details.
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Harold Jones
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Resurgence of methamphetamine called poor man’s cocaine
The AP reports methamphetamine or meth is spreading nationwide from the West to Wyoming the Midwest and Atlanta suburbs. Thomas Constantine of the DEA notes a tremendous upsurge in traffic. Meth can be snorted smoked or injected and costs half as much as cocaine. Teens misuse it for appetite suppression and as a sexual stimulant with enduring crashes and months of depression after binges.
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Atlanta
Thomas Constantine
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Memorial re dedication marks Hardin cemetery flood relief
In Hardin Missouri mourners gathered to rededicate the graveyard washed by the 1993 Missouri River flood. About 100 townspeople and relatives attended near a granite memorial to honor helpers and victims of what officials call the nation s worst cemetery disaster.
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June Barrett
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Hardin, Mo
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