Clinton extends Mideast talks seeking full peace agreement
President Clinton plans to continue the Mideast summit as long as a realistic chance remains for a Israel Palestine peace accord. White House spokesman Joe Lockhart said negotiators have likely found some common ground and sessions could extend through tonight with more talks scheduled, aiming for a comprehensive agreement rather than a partial accord.
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Menachem Begin
Philadelphia Tragedy Claims Store Owner and Worker
In South Philadelphia Adolph Stahl and construction worker Robert Scherer died when a wall support failed during renovations at Aunt Louise's Variety Store on Second and Moore. Faith Stahl escaped as the third floor collapsed, neighbors recall the couple planning retirement and a quieter life. Authorities say the crew likely exceeded their demolition permit during interior work. The scene drew numerous neighbors who recalled Stahl’s friendly character and the store’s role as a local hub.
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Louise
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Robert Scherer
Variety Store
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Hempsey
Richard Lotting
Faith
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Scherer
Faith Stahl
Cecelia Driscoll
Driscoll
Talks Continue Amid Clashes in Colombia Geneva Talks
In Geneva, government and ELN negotiators pursue a first stage peace accord despite clashes between right wing paramilitaries and leftist guerrillas in Colombia. The ELN says a fierce offensive displaces peasants as talks sponsored by Switzerland include Cuba Norway Spain and France with U.S. not represented.
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France
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FARC
Standoff Steady as Police Surround Seward Home
In Seward Pennsylvania state police surround a house for a second day after a man defied eviction and fired shots at dawn. Tear gas was used during the night. the man’s brother and sister left the residence of 66 year old Dan Parsha, who was not harmed. Authorities blocked a road and shut water to the home.
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