Talks continue with Koreans on nuclear dispute
Washington updates show the Clinton administration adopting a wait and see stance after former President Carter relayed North Korea's pledge to not expel U N inspectors if good faith negotiations proceed. Carter plans further talks with Kim Il Sung to clarify details before U S officials decide on high level engagement.
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Washington
Clinton
Carter
United States
Kim I] Sung
Pyongyang
U.N
U.S
Kim
Workers strike Long Island Rail Road over wages
Mo tormen and conductors walked out on the Long Island Rail Road leaving more than 100 000 riders to improvise rides. Up to 2300 union employees left the job after failed talks under federal mediation. Governor Cuomo urged action to compel a return during a cooling-off period.
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New York
Long Island Rail Road
Edward Yule Jr
Mario Cuomo
Clinton
Congress
Refugee rescue by rebels shocks Kigali in raid
Rebels pierced government lines in central Kigali driving out about 600 refugees and killing at least 40 as UN officials labeled the operation a hit and run. Generals said the raid came from Gisozi with heavy artillery and mortars pinning government troops near the St Paul refugee camp.
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Kigali
Rwanda
U.N
Jean- Guy Plante
Rwandan Patriotic Front
Gisozi
St. Paul
Romeo Dallaire
Emotions Run Deep After Tragic Deaths of Four Girls
The community mourns Jacqueline Dryfuse Heather Dryfuse and Stephanie Herko killed in a brutal crime with their families urging justice. Friends teachers and relatives describe the girls as bright polite and close, with services and burial planned for Graceland Cemetery.
Four Die in Pulaski Township Stabbing Tragedy
Four members of the Dryfuse family and a cousin were found dead from stab wounds at a mobile home near U.S. 422 in Pulaski Township. Bonnie Lou Dryfuse aged 34 Heather 4 Jacqueline 7 and Stephanie Herko 5 died after autopsies. State police seek witnesses who saw activity between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. and urge contact at 658 1671.
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Fruehstorfer
Lane
Pulaski Township
Bonnie Lou Dryfuse
Ambrosia Road
Heather
Jacqueline
Stephanie Herko
Lyndal St
New Castle
Dryfuse
Ellwood City Hospital
Beaver
Foren
Sic
Thomas Dryfuse
U.S. 422
Caller ID to Reach Pennsylvania Telephone Users
Pennsylvania voters will increasingly face the choice to display or hide their numbers as Caller ID rolls out. The Public Utility Commission approved the service for Bell Atlantic Pennsylvania and D&E Telephone, covering 80 percent and 46,000 customers respectively. Local providers must offer free number blocking and notify customers of display possibilities. Customers can view the caller's number on an electronic display after purchasing compatible equipment. A new state law permits local companies to offer Caller ID with privacy protections for users who opt out of displaying their numbers.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Garth Sprecher
Denver
State Public Utility Commission
Bell Atlantic-Pennsylvania
D&e Telephone
Bell
D&e
Commission
Dispatch training to handle medical calls improves EMS response
Russell notes a program aimed at emergency dispatchers to provide faster, life saving information during medical calls. It could reduce unnecessary ambulance dispatches and is gaining national adoption though still limited. Last year the county logged over 3,000 ambulance calls as LEOC and the Emergency Medical Services Council push for training.
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LEOC
Emergency Medical Services Council
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