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Newspaper
Lawrence Journal World
Location
Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1998
Page
1
The Bureau of Labor Statistics will temporarily curb web data access while it reviews the premature posting of the October payrolls figure of 116000 jobs. Katharine Abraham called it a serious management control failure and noted some users may be inconvenienced during a two week minimum probe.
Senator William Roth urged NATO to offer Slovenia entry at the April Washington summit, arguing the move signals continued open-door expansion beyond Poland Hungary and the Czech Republic. Slovenia is described as meeting or exceeding the invited states' standards. Comoros President Mohamed Taki Abdulkarim dies at 62, reportedly of a heart attack, with Massoude named as successor.
Wayne Adam Ford, a 36 year old Arcata resident, confessed to killing and dismembering four women across California. He surrendered after producing a bag containing a woman's breast as proof. He is held on one million dollars bail with a hearing set for Thursday.
Daniel Patrick Moynihan, 71, plans to retire at end of his current term in 2000, leaving a long career after rising from Hell's Kitchen to Harvard professor and Senate finance leadership. The announcement follows fellow New Yorker Alfonso D Amato's recent defeat and shifts in party control ambitions.
President Clinton plans a partial lift of sanctions on India and Pakistan after progress in curbing nuclear programs. Officials cite moratoriums on tests and CTBT adherence by 1999, with talks on materials controls and nonproliferation. IMF aid may be offered to Pakistan, and military training programs to resume for both nations.
Puff Daddy celebrated his 29th birthday with about 1,000 guests inside while 200 were turned away as fire marshals lowered capacity. Clive Davis was among those refused entry. Penny Marshall sang Happy Birthday as Sean Combs and guests faced VIP tensions and snubs.
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