Clinton Family Keeps Traditions With Last Minute Shopping
President Clinton and Hillary split for final holiday shopping in Washington and Alexandria. Hillary says she has no wish list while Bill browses Georgetown Park for video cassettes sweaters and signed-documents gifts. The couple plans a traditional White House Christmas with family and baking After shopping the Clintons will decorate the Yellow Oval Room tree and share chocolate chip cookies.
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Clinton
Hillary
Santa Claus
CNN
Larry King
Georgetown Park
Chelsea
Old Town
Alexandria
White House
Dick Kelley
Mrs. Clinton
Roger
Molly
Tyler Cassidy Clinton
Georgetown
Washington, D.C
Indiana town celebrates Jimmy Stewart heritage as Bedford Falls theme
Indiana Pa home of Jimmy Stewart blends real town charm with It is a Wonderful Life links. A new museum atop the public library will showcase Stewart memorabilia and posters, aiming to boost tourism from 34 000 to 54 000 annually and create local jobs as the area recovers from mining and manufacturing declines.
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Indiana, Pa
Bedford Falls
Jimmy Stewart
Indiana County
Stewart
Indiana
Pittsburgh
Bill Morehead
Jimmy Stewart Airport
Jimmy Stewart Boulevard
Jay T. Rubin
Rubin
Hollywood
Steve Misner
Bill Moorehead
Baseball anti trust exemption questioned in Congress
Sen Moynihan announced plans to introduce the National Pastime Protection Act to strip Major League Baseball of its labor antitrust exemption as talks between players and owners collapsed. Hatch and Hyde signaled willingness to revisit the issue as Graham urged swift repeal. The exemption, rooted in a 1922 Supreme Court ruling, blocks the Players Association from suing owners.
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Daniel Patrick Moynihan
Moynihan
D-N.y
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Senate Judiciary Committee
Hatch
Henry Hyde
Ill
House Judiciary Committee
Bob Graham
D-Fla
Congress
Graham
Supreme Court
Major League Baseball Players Assn
QE2 Grounded Over Safety Violations In New York
Coast Guard inspectors halted the QE2 in New York after finding holes in fire resistant bulkheads and doors that failed to close, delaying the 963 foot liner’s departure. Capt. David Anderson warned the vessel would not sail until fixes were completed as passengers described ongoing repairs and safety concerns aboard the ship.
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David Anderson
Marine Inspection Office
Hudson River
Southampton
England
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Niagara
Cunard Line
QE2
Ron Warwick
David Jackson
Costa del Sol
Spain
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BANS
Randolph Engineering
Serengeti
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Alan
Niehoff Htg. & Air, Inc
Lawrence Area
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