White House partial accord on Whitewater notes and gun ban debate
The White House won a partial agreement with Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr on releasing disputed notes but three other bodies must sign before any release. Senate leaders discuss blocking recent court challenges as Dole and Gingrich flag a crowded calendar. A judge orders a teen in bondage by a belt to her mother and allows shared supervision with the stepfather, easing the strict restraint.
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Boston Globe
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Globe
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Gas main rupture causes fire in Norris Town home
Natural gas seeped from four broken mains into a basement and exploded, engulfing the Norris Town residence in flames. Two residents died and a third was critically injured, while a 75 year old woman and her 63 year old brother perished in the early morning blast, authorities said. We wire reports.
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Norristown
Philadelphia
U.S. Troops Reinforce Bosnian Positions Amid Tense Access
U S combat forces move to secure Bosnian positions as 3rd Battalion 325th Infantry clears airport mines builds sandbagged bunkers and restores landing flights in slushy weather. UN to US airport control switchover planned today while U N aid workers fear overreaction by civilians and possible clashes with slivovitz fueled gunmen.
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Bosnia
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Gracanica
Snowstorm blankets vast U S with heavy holiday snow
A major snowstorm spread from Oklahoma to New England with up to a foot or more in places. Crowds enjoyed the beauty in New York and Cleveland, while travelers faced delays, cancellations, and slick roads as schools closed from Indiana to Connecticut.
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New York
America
Oklahoma
New England
Dr. Zhivago
Andy Nathan
Ohio
Central Park
Grand Central Station
Ann Feagle
Cleveland
Lake Erie
Indiana
Connecticut
Shutdown keeps some sights open while others close
Washington visitors face a patchwork federal shutdown with some services funded and operating. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing stays open while the FBI and White House tours are shut. Museums like the Holocaust Memorial face closures, and the National Zoo closes as Senate leaders suggest touring the Senate instead.
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Eplortts
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Interior Department
National Air and Space Museum
Environmental Protection Agency
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
FBI
Capitol
White House
Congress
Clinton
Bureau of Engraving
Treasury Department
Treasury
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Justice Department
Meredith Medanich
Huntington Beach
Calif
Lewis Goldman
Bedford
N.Y
U.S. Holocaust Memorial Museum
National Zoo
Senate
Bob Dole
Kansas
Air and Space
Air and Space Museum
Major online listings tease stars on AOL and more
Web notices preview chats with Mel Brooks, Luther Vandross, Tom Wilson, Malcolm McDowell and others on America Online. Features include film insider talks, mystic birthdate futures, chocolate recipes, champagne lore, and tech discussions. Daily LJWorld online at 6 am.
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Pan
Mel Brooks
America Online
Nave
ABC
Michael Misch
Nick
Globe
Luther Vandross
America
AOL Live
Mike Medavoy
Holly
Laugh Out Loud
Celebrity Circle
Coliseum
Joh Scharffenberger
Odeon
Malcolm McDowell
Clockwork Orange
Star
Amatica Online
Filma Villain
Nixon papers show Dole's bid to get jobs for Kansans
National Archives releases reveal Sen. Bob Dole pressing for Kansas government jobs and favors for Kansas firms while pushing Nixon to award a Landon Lecture at Kansas State University. The memos show Dole seeking a high visibility trip abroad for re election and occasional friction over appointments like Interstate Commerce Commission chair.
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Dole
W Asii Incron
Kansas
Sen
Bob Dole
National Archives
Landon
Kansas State University
Willian Timmons
Timmons
Dale
Senate
White House
George Stafford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Stafford
Tuesday's Access Poll Results
A public poll asks if Glen Mason should be allowed to coach in the Aloha Bowl. Voters weigh his track record, the team's readiness, and potential impact on the program's reputation.
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