Yeltsin softens tone after Chechnya cease fire
President Boris Yeltsin, after chiding security chief Alexander Lebed for no visible results, approved Lebed’s initial steps toward peace in Chechnya. He authorized talks with rebel leaders to pursue a political accord while a cease fire held and refugees returned. Prime Minister Chernomyrdin praised Lebed’s early success.
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Cher backs Bono for Congress but not party line
The pair remains linked by past marriage and music as Cher voice her doubt over Sonny Bono becoming a Republican congressman. She would have preferred a Democrat, noting his long interest in effecting change through the system. Bono, formerly Palm Springs mayor, shifted from senator to House.
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3 year old found drunk naked in Clearwater street
A neighbor found 3 year old girl staggering naked in the street in Clearwater. Police arrested mother Eileen Pozniak 37 on child abuse and resisting arrest charges. Bail set at 15000. Child blood alcohol .10 above legal limit.
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Marines Die as Jet Crashes in Arizona Training Flight
Four Marines from a North Carolina squadron were killed when their twin engine EA-6B Prowler crashed during a training mission on the Barry M. Goldwater Range near the Gila Mountains in southwestern Arizona. The aircraft had been deployed from Cherry Point North Carolina to Yuma.
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Clinton expands FDA power to curb teen tobacco use
President Clinton approved FDA regulations declaring nicotine addictive and labeling cigarettes and smokeless tobacco as delivery devices. The rules curb advertising and access, banning cigarette billboards near schools, removing Joe Camel from magazines, and banning vending machines in many venues to slash teen smoking.
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Women arrive at the Citadel ending all male tradition
The Citadel in Charleston hosts the first women cadets marking the end of a 153 year all male policy after a Supreme Court ruling. Jeanie Montavios Nancy Mace Petra Lovetinska and Kim Messer join freshmen orientation amid guards and little protest.
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