Turner Helps Pay U S Bill At United Nations
The United Nations reached a deal to cut U S dues after Ted Turner offered 34 million to break the congressional impasse. Washington will trim its share of the budget and Russia and others will stagger increases as marathon talks wrap up.
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Clinton Grants Pardons to 59 Including Rostenkowski
President Clinton pardons 59 people ahead of holidays, notably ex-House Ways and Means chair Dan Rostenkowski, amid a broad set of drug tax and fraud cases. Archie Schaffer of Arkansas also pardoned. three sentences commuted including two women in drug cases under mandatory sentencing laws.
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HIV suit settled by Oklahoma surgeons
Oklahoma neurosurgeons must stop turning away HIV patients and pay 50000 dollars under a Justice Department settlement approved in Tulsa. The agreement resolves a suit alleging Dr Karl N Detwiler discriminated against John J McCarthy in violation of the Americans With Disabilities Act.
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Yahoo fights French ban on Nazi memorabilia sales
Yahoo appeals to a U.S. court to block a French court order prohibiting access to Nazi memorabilia on a French auction site. The case raises free speech questions as Yahoo argues enforcement is impractical across borders.
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Gusinsky Freed on Bail Under House Arrest in Spain
Spanish judge orders Vladimir Gusinsky released on 8.3 million bail with house arrest while Spain decides whether to extradite him to Russia on fraud charges. Gusinsky was arrested last week at a villa in southern Spain and appeared with his lawyers at a 15 minute hearing.
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