Firing of White House travel staff tied to Clinton aides
Seven former White House travel office workers called for Hillary Rodham Clinton to disclose her role in their dismissal. They cited a released memo suggesting she influenced the firing, while Clinton contends her concerns about mismanagement were misinterpreted. A House hearing on the matter was scheduled for today.
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White House Travel Office Firing Probed in Hearings
Senate hearings into the Whitewater affair touched the White House travel office firings. Former associate White House counsel Neil Eggleston said he twice reviewed with Mrs. Clinton her responses to investigators before replying to a GAO inquiry. He testified she approved the answers denying any role in the dismissals.
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Chechens Survive Assault In Dagestan Border Fight
Chechen guerrillas battled Russian troops for a second day in Pervomayskaya Dagestan near Chechnya, with tanks and helicopters pounding bunkered fighters. Tens of rebels were reported killed or captured, and a Turkish ferry hijack near Trabzon raised fears as hostages remained a focus amid conflicting casualty figures.
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NATO assumes command of key utility stations in Sarajevo
NATO forces in Bosnia secured water gas and electrical stations in Sarajevo with French troops occupying four sites. U S Admiral Leighton Smith urged residents to stay as Serb areas threaten mass departure ahead of a Friday deadline to clear front lines. POW releases stalled with both sides failing to free prisoners while Bosnian government troops were accused of burning homes to deter Serbs from returning. A U N convoy in Gorazde suffered a fatal crash killing aid worker Julie Morant from Surrey England. A mujahedeen withdrawal signaled progress as 20 fighters left Bosnia.
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TV and Online Talk on Internet Networks This Week
Tribune media briefs list online programs across America Online Prodigy CompuServe and MSN Tonight features Dr Irwin Rediener and Donna Rice Hughes debating internet decency Gary Hart’s former flame joins the debate on decency and more from AOL News Celebrity Circle and Women’s Wire Forum with hosts Larry King Jon Lovitz and others Includes schedule times and locations for each program and topic prompts
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Budget talks resume as Clinton faces skepticism
In Washington, President Clinton and Republican leaders reopen budget talks amid deep doubt a breakthrough is possible. Republicans urge a new bipartisan proposal. White House spokesman says Clinton has fresh plans and hopes for votes. Update line provided via J-W Access 865 5000 6202.
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Confessed assassin recants aim in Rabin killing
Yigal Amir told a state commission he did not intend to kill Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin but to injure him. He said TET could have paralyzed Rabin and that he aimed at the spine, not the head, after shooting Rabin at a Tel Aviv peace rally on November 4. Rabin died almost immediately.
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