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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

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Dec 12, 1997

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Global warming treaty faces Senate opposition in Kyoto talks

U S negotiator Stuart Eizenstat voiced disappointment as the Kyoto Protocol neared agreement. Developing nations would not join bindingly yet, drawing Senate opposition led by Sen. Robert Byrd and Sen. Chuck Hagel. The 95 0 Senate vote warned the pact may fail ratification without broader participation. China and India pressured to avoid immediate binding cuts while industrialized nations face 6 to 8 percent reductions from 1990 levels.

Kyoto Japan America U.S Stuart Eizenstat Clinton Senate China India Robert Byrd D-W.va Chuck Hagel R-Neb Hagel United States European Union Europe

Gunman Killed After Hostage Standoff In Florida

Police stormed a duplex at dawn killing gunman John Edward Armstrong and freeing two unharmed children, four-year-old Malcolm Phillips and two-year-old Tedi Priest, who were held hostage since Tuesday. The children reunited with their mothers as officers tended to injuries and emotions ran high.

Malcolm Phillips Tedi Priest Tedi Margaret Wickson Alphonso Wright John Edward Armstrong William Kennedy Armstrong

Autumn Jackson Sentenced in Cosby Extortion Case

Autumn Jackson received a 26 month prison term after attempting to extort Bill Cosby by claiming to be his illegitimate daughter. U S District Judge Barbara Jones kept possible early release contingent on completing a prison rehabilitation program. Cosby commented in a taped interview that whatever outcome occurs is fine with his family.

New York Autumn Jackson Bill Cosby U.S. District Court Barbara Jones

Hillary Clinton Booted From New York Club After Phone Use

Hillary Clinton reportedly left the University Club in New York in a huff after lunch companion Cindy Adams said a cellular phone use breached etiquette. The incident drew sensational coverage with the New York Post shouting “KICKED OUT” and the club’s silent hierarchy declining comment despite the media scrutiny.

NEW York University Club Hillary Clinton Gasp Cindy Adams

San Antonio Schools approve uniform policy for all students

San Antonio will require uniforms for about 60,000 students from kindergarten through high school after the board of trustees unanimously approved the plan. The move aims to reduce focus on attire and curb gang-related clothing, aligning with a national trend among districts. Nicoles Grier, a tenth grader, welcomed the change as simpler mornings and lower clothing costs.

San Antonio Nicole Grier Samm Houston High School Board of

Federal Agencies Slash Tech Budgets to Fix Y2K Crisis

More than a dozen agencies will redirect hundreds of millions of budget dollars to address the year 2000 computer problem. OMB administrator Sally Katzen said funds are reassigned to priority projects as Congress has already appropriated the money. A forthcoming OMB report will outline the latest quarterly response to the millennium crisis.

Washington Clinton Administration Sally Katzen Office of Management and Budget Congress OMB

Mothers of Nichols' children testify at bombing trial

In Denver AP report two key witnesses at Terry Nichols trial are his former wives Mariie Nichols and Lana Padilla. Mariie said she could not provide an alibi for the day before the April 19 1995 blast while Padilla referenced a letter to McVeigh reading You're on your own for it. Closing arguments were set for Monday as juror instructions were discussed.

Denver Oklahoma City Terry Nichols Mariie Nichols Timothy McVeigh Kansas Lake Nichols Lana Padilla McVeigh U.S Richard Maisch Andrew Cohen

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