Enterprise family offers largest gift to St. Louis Symphony
The Jack Taylor family of Enterprise Rent-A-Car offers a challenge grant of up to 40 million dollars to the St. Louis Symphony to match new donations. Jack Taylor, 78, chairs the firm started in 1957, North America’s biggest car rental company. Negotiations begin next week with North Korea over remains of U.S. servicemen, to be held in Kuala Lumpur from December 13, addressing excavation limits and compensation. First Union’s verdict trimmed to 55.8 million dollars from 352.8 million, following a punitive-damage reduction. A Nebraska Beef plant raid leads to charges against a vice president, HR head, production manager, and three recruiters for smuggling illegal workers, with 220 undocumented workers seized.
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Clinton ponders legacy and term limits in Rolling Stone interview
In a Rolling Stone chat Clinton muses on a hypothetical three term presidency and suggests revisiting the 22nd Amendment as life expectancy rises. He reflects on impeachment, prison reform, Nixon, and a future role in racial and religious reconciliation and global economic empowerment.
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Giant pandas Mei Xiang and Tian Tian arrive at National Zoo
Two new giant pandas arrive at the National Zoo in Washington aboard Panda One, Mei Xiang a two year old female and Tian Tian a three year old male. The loan to promote panda conservation costs 10 million dollars and the pair will stay for at least 10 years.
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FBI chief urges Clinton not to free Peltier in clemency plea
FBI Director Louis Freeh appeals to President Clinton to deny clemency for Leonard Peltier, the American Indian Movement activist serving consecutive life terms for the 1975 deaths of agents Ron Williams and Jack Coler. He warns releasing Peltier would insult law enforcement and the public, while the White House confirms a review of clemency requests before Clinton leaves office.
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