North and South Korea agree to first summit dates
Panmunjom officials brokered a historic accord for the first summit between the Koreas. The talks set July 25 to 27 in Pyongyang with a follow up in Seoul to be scheduled later. Unification Ministry spokesman Kim Hyong ki said a formal agreement would be signed today.
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North Yemen accuses South of breaching cease fires
In Sanaa, Yemen, Northern Yemen accuses the secessionist south of breaching cease fires and attacking its own people to provoke international intervention. Southern forces allegedly attacked civilians in Aden to cast the north as responsible, while the north and south had merged in 1990 and war resumed after a political clash with the south declaring independence on May 20.
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New Fires Rage Across California Forests and Counties
Lightning and arson sparked multiple new blazes from central California to San Diego as wildfires burn in national forests. Two fires were contained while nine burned out of control. six new ones started yesterday. About 20 000 acres of chaparral and timberland have burned since Saturday with around two dozen firefighters treated for heat exhaustion.
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Principal's remarks costly settles for student
A federal judge approved a $25,000 settlement for Revenda Bowen, a 17 year old mixed race student at Randolph County High School in Wedowee, after she alleged that principal Huland Humphries humiliated her by calling her parents' marriage and her birth a mistake during the high school prom remarks.
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Dollar slide not hurting Main Street yet says economists
The dollar fell from about 113 to 99.93 yen before settling near 100.35 yen on the Tokyo FX market, and is down about 10 percent versus the German mark. Despite a weaker dollar, economists say U.S. imports are limited and inflation unlikely to spike. analysts warn foreign investment may slow and push rates higher if the trend continues.
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Clinton names Panetta as new leader of staff
President Clinton names Leon Panetta former budget director as White House chief of staff with full authority to enact changes for health care and welfare reform. Mack McLarty shifts to counselor as Panetta prepares to take the toughest job in town by mid July.
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Simpson defense seeks access to evidence in Bronco case
In Los Angeles prosecutors and defense ask a judge to allow access to blood samples and other evidence related to the O J Simpson case. A hearing is set to decide if defense can obtain evidence and whether hair samples may be taken. A knit cap with black hairs was found at the scene tied to the murder of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman.
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