Protests Across Nation Against Iraq Air Strikes
Hundreds protest the Iraq air strikes chanting No More War USA out of Iraq. Ramsey Clark spoke to 600 outside Grand Central Terminal as demonstrators marched with drums and flags amid clashes with authorities.
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Strikes on Iraq Intensify as Clinton Presses Moscow
The United States and Britain press ahead with air and sea launched strikes on Iraq with no confirmed casualties to U S or Britain. General Henry H Shelton cites accurate attacks and heavy destruction based on reconnaissance photos. Iraqi casualties are claimed but not independently confirmed amid debate on the strikes aims. Yeltsin demands end to military action and recalls ambassador for consultations. A House vote expresses backing for troops and a return to Iraqi democracy, omitting explicit support for Clinton.
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Impeachment debate looms as Clinton case advances
As Republicans push for impeachment over Clinton's Lewinsky affair, Livingston's admission tests party unity and timing. With nine networks to air the proceeding, the House Judiciary Committee approved articles for perjury, obstruction of justice, and abuse of power, while a Senate trial looms pending article passage and White House pleadings.
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Two players share Cash 5 jackpot in Pennsylvania
Harrisburg AP reports two players matched all five numbers in Pennsylvania Cash 5 yesterday and will split a jackpot of 115,934 dollars. Lottery official said both tickets were sold in the same drawing.
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