Clinton seeks world ban on nuclear tests
President Clinton commits the United States to a worldwide ban on all nuclear tests fifty years after Hiroshima and Nagasaki. He aims to persuade other nations to join, while Republicans voice concerns about monitoring, reliability, and safety of weapons without testing.
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Man Wins Harassment Suit In Groundbreaking Case
Ford W Prescott, an insurance company employee, won a landmark male on male harassment suit after a federal jury verdict. he later settled with his former employer for an undisclosed sum. The suit marked one of the first trials with a plaintiff verdict on male on male sexual harassment in the workplace.
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Serbs disperse army of refugees across Yugoslavia
In D Obanovci Serbia ethnic Serbs were moved into gymnasiums and public buildings while Croats were evicted from homes in several villages. Milosevic faced a growing refugee crisis as 80,000 Serbs fled areas Croat forces retook, with police patrolling streets to prevent takeovers and nationalist groups pressuring non Serbs to leave.
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Faulkner Cleared to Enroll as First Female Cadet at Citadel
The Citadel cadets must report Saturday after Chief Justice Rehnquist rejected an emergency bid to block Shannon Faulkner from entering as the first woman in the 152 year history of the Charleston military college. The case, tied to a pending appeal and a separate Converse College program, leaves Scalia to decide whether to grant or refer.
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Busy Congress braces for a crowded fall agenda
The new Republican majority has won key votes with few defeats through seven months. As summer recess begins, many goals remain to become law. Republicans push budget balance, tax cuts, Medicare, Medicaid, welfare reform, telecoms, clean water, and lobbying limits while Clinton and Congress clash.
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