Clinton to unveil 13 billion plan for unemployment system
The White House will roll out a 13 billion five year program to retrain displaced workers via community colleges and local groups. The proposal aims to shift unemployment aid from passive to active re employment and identify those unlikely to return to their old jobs.
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Clinton backs U N relief in Georgia support for peacekeeping
President Clinton said he would back sending United Nations peacekeepers to Georgia under conditions. A cease-fire and lasting political settlement with Abkhazia would prompt U S support for a U N operation that would not include American troops.
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Eduard Shevardnadze
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UN moves tanks to Tuzla as ceasefire holds in central Bosnia
In Gornji Vakuf the UN readies for new clashes while declaring the Croat Muslim war over in central Bosnia. Bosnian Serbs allow Tuzla airport use for relief flights under pressure from Russia and fear government forces may resupply Tuzla troops.
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Tornado Warning Blanks Arizona Game After 11 Innings
On page A1 the game pushed to 11 innings before a midgame sprinkle and dropping temperatures ended play. A tornado warning was issued for northwestern Pinal County as funnel clouds were sighted 15 miles south of Mari copa near the airport, with reports near Laveen and Tonopah. An upper low hovered over southern Arizona into Sunday, bringing heat and sudden rain.
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Barry Pierce
Injured Bosnian teen arrives in U S for surgery prostheses
Marija Topalovic, a 14 year old Bosnian girl, arrives in Oklahoma with her mother for specialized surgery and prosthetic legs funded by donors. Doctors at Baptist Hospital will fit two prostheses valued at forty thousand dollars as she learns to walk and adapt to life in the United States.
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Oklahoma
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Ljubica
Monday
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Toa venom smoking linked to desert drug use in Arizona
Arizona researchers study toad venom used for a high in the Sonoran Desert. Colorado River toads weigh over two pounds and reach 7 4 inches. Venom contains 5-MeO DMT and bufotenine and can irritate skin and eyes or cause severe illness.
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Jeff Howland
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