Management firm takes over Holly Hills course with no cutbacks
Holly Hills will keep its overall structure under new management. A meeting with country club employees occurred to introduce the management team. The course will gain an agronomist and more member events while a small team markets the property. NationsBank has not set a decision length for holding the property. the club filed Chapter 11 in May 1991 and was transferred to NationsBank in lieu of foreclosure per court records.
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Country Club
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Alexandria
Yeltsin to honor Bush with dinner in Moscow
President Yeltsin hosted a dinner for President Bush before a motorcade protest by about 20 hard line demonstrators outside the airport. Bush planned Paris talks with Mitterrand on issues including Bosnia and Somalia as START II progress framed a historic arms accord.
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Keno proposal cited by budget officials amid revenue shift
William Ratchford, the legislature’s chief fiscal adviser, estimates Keno could add about 26 million in revenue as other lottery streams fall. Gov. support emerged in September, with few objections until after the budget plan passed two months later. Opponents are criticized for not offering alternative revenue sources. The governor must balance the budget, said spokesman Joe Harrison, as the state moves ahead with Keno.
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Nuclear arms control moves toward START II deal
Amid pressure to sign before January 20, Bush and Yeltsin edge closer to START II. Ukraine and Belarus lag on ratification after START I, leaving Russia as the sole regional nuclear power. Switzerland breakthrough yields compromise on SS-18 silos: some converted to prohibit multiple warheads while others may be destroyed.
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Somalis press for long U S role as peace hopes grow
As President Bush visits Somalia, Somalis push for extended U S and international presence. Amid stark devastation, clan warfare continues with 17 dead and 25 wounded in Mogadishu. Warlord Aidid may attend Addis talks, while calls rise to disarm militiamen and build a democratic government.
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Somalia
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