Rabin assassin hints at bodyguard's help
Yigal Amir suggested one of Rabin's bodyguards aided the killing and warned that revealing all would rock the country. He spoke before a Tel Aviv court where he was held for four more days and was restrained from using the hearing for statements. A police rep called his claims nonsense as other hearings proceeded.
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Jerusalem
Yitzhak Rabin
Yigal Amir
Tel Aviv
Pele
Dan Arbel
Amir
Israel Radio
Rabin
Menachem Damii
Arbel
Hagai Amir
Ronen Sahar
Piotin
Israel
AP Phiote
Venezuela Election Low Turnout Reflects Economic Woes
Amid ongoing economic hardship and political tension, Venezuelans showed widespread apathy in state elections with a clear majority steering clear of polling places. The turnout lag signals public dissatisfaction and incomplete mandate for leadership.
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Venezuela
U.S. forces in Bosnia amid mujahedeen presence near Tuzla
The Tuzla area hosts 20 000 U S GIs enforcing peace while Bosnian mujahedeen factions vie for influence Some units trained by former U S officers or receiving covert support from abroad raise NATO concerns Non Bosnian mujahedeen like Afghans and Sudanese operate nearby as British troops assume U N roles amid tense clashes
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Lukavac
Bosnia-Herzugovina
Bosnia
Tuzla
U.S
Mujaherleen
US S
NATO
Sakic
Iran
Zenica
U.N
Dayton
Ohio
Elvedin Hadzic
Hodzic
Hadzic
Chris Vernon
Sarajevo
GOP demands new budget plan from Clinton across shutdown risk
Republicans press President Clinton to present a seven year balanced budget plan to avert a second government shutdown before Christmas. House Budget Chair John Kasich and Senate Leader Bob Dole say talks have lacked good faith and warn of another shutdown if Clinton does not offer concrete proposals. Senate and House members criticize White House stance while Democrats accuse Republicans of stalling talks.
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Washington
Clinton
John Kasich
Ohio
House Budget Committee
Senate
Bob Dole
Tme
Dole
CBS
Bosnia
White House
Congress
Senate Budget Committee
Pete Domenici
Rn.m
Kasich
NBC
Meet the Press
Martin Sabo
D-Minn
Ithaca Reverses on Same-Sex Marriage License
After a seven month effort Ithaca officials decline to issue a marriage license to Phillip G and Toshay Storrs, citing state licensing rules and a wait for court guidance. Mayor Nichols regrets the decision while noting the broader right to marriage for same sex couples. Hawaii’s pending report looms as the next national focus on legalization or domestic partnership measures.
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Ithaca
N.Y
Benjamin Nichols
Adop
Cornell University
New York
Charles Guttman
New York State Health Department
Oversees Licensing
Guttman
State Court of Appeals
Phillip G
Toshay Storrs
Hawaii
State Commission On
Online lineup features authors, announcers and experts
A structured list of tonight's AOL CompuServe Prodigy and local forums shows Ridley Pearson, Pat O'Brien, Larl Locker, John Lasseter and others hosting chats at various venues such as Globe, Coliseum, Main Stage and Pet Care Forum. The daily online paper is updated at 6 a.m. daily.
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Ridley Pearson
Chain of Evidence
America Online
Time Online
Globe
Pat O’brien
GBS
AOL Sports
Larl Locker
Li Time TV
Coliseum
John Lasseter
Wired
Coliseum Pm
Grace Mirabella
CompuServe
Women’s Wire
Wwforum
Mike Fenton
Hollywood
Follywood
David Zarefsky
Northwestern
Simon
Pet Care Forum
Nan Blanchard
Sy Sperling
Hair Club
Prodigy
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