Clinton rejects GOP budget offer in tense talks
President Clinton rejected a GOP plan to trim Medicare Medicaid and welfare savings and signaled a potential endgame. House GOP leaders, led by Kasich and backed by Dole and Gingrich, proposed shifting cuts and totaling 72 billion over seven years.
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New York Storm Boosts The Weather Channel Ratings
The blizzard that hit the East lifted The Weather Channel's ratings as meteorologists tracked a major snowstorm. Despite staff travel issues, experts expect overnight ratings to be three to five times the norm, potentially around 1.5 to 2.0, equating to about 1 million households watching at any moment.
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Keneely
NATO warns Bosnian soldiers over attacks on peacekeepers
NATO warned Bosnia's war factions that any further attacks on allied troops will meet deadly force. Rogue elements fired five times at troops and two at aircraft over the weekend, with no injuries. Admiral Leighton Smith said forces have the right to attack the source if threatened, as NATO relies on heavy weapons to deter snipers.
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Snowstorm Closes NYC Office and School Doors
New York City slowed to a near silence as a massive snowstorm closed offices and all schools. Streets turned to pedestrian zones while millions found a free day to play, with MTV staff skiing down Seventh Avenue and a 13 year old snowboarder in Central Park declaring no school the day’s verdict.
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Workers return as federal shutdown ends in 1995
Federal employees resumed work across the nation after weeks idle owing to a government shutdown. In Chicago and Phoenix, staff faced long lines and heavy backlogs, with passport applicants bracing for hours of waiting as they sought documents for personal travel and family events.
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Supreme Court denies condom policy challenge in Fal mouth case
The Supreme Court rejected a challenge to a Fal mouth Massachusetts school's condom policy for juniors and seniors. The order, in Curtis v. School Committee of Falmouth, upheld parental rights and free exercise claims as not satisfied. The Court also declined to review Tyson rape conviction, restricted indecency hours, and other actions.
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Online schedule highlights major computer services
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