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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1996

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3

Chechen rebels seize hostages at Dagestan hospital

Rebels seized 1000 hostages at a hospital in Kizlyar Dagestan after overrunning the city. At least 13 killed as Russian forces battled street to street, with Yeltsin demanding accountability from officials for border lapses and vowing to act decisively. 200 to 400 rebels involved, with aircraft damage at the airport and airport seizure repelled.

Moscow Kizlyar Dagestan Grozny Russia Chechnya Boris Yeltsin Security Council Yeltsin Sergei Medvedev Interfax

GOP May Scale Back Cuts In Clinton Budget Talks

Republicans discuss new budget figures with the White House aiming for Medicare and Medicaid savings. Dole Gingrich present a plan with 168 billion in Medicare cuts and 85 billion in Medicaid cuts, fewer than prior GOP figures. Clinton counters with 102 billion Medicare and 33 billion Medicaid restraints and smaller welfare savings, taxing less than the GOP. Kasich calls Clinton proposal a turkey while noting willingness to compromise.

Washington White House Clinton Congress Senate Bob Dole House Newt Gingrich

Meteorite startles Tokyo with fiery display over central Japan

AP reports a bright meteor streaked over central Japan and exploded with a loud blast triggering many calls to police and weather authorities. Witnesses likened it to a reddish fireball leaving white smoke across a large region around Tokyo, with a 19 year old Tsukuba driver recalling a rock dropping before picking it up.

Tokyo Japan Tsukuba

Tyson loses high court appeal in rape conviction

The Supreme Court refused to hear Mike Tyson's appeal challenging his 1992 rape conviction of Desiree Washington in Indianapolis. Tyson, released from prison last March, maintains the sex was consensual as he resumes his boxing career.

Washington (Ap Mike Tyson Supreme Court Tyson Desiree Washington Indianapolis Indiana High

Opium lord Khun Sa's private army surrenders

Burma TV reports 4,431 members of Khun Sa's Mong Tai Army surrender in Homong in the Golden Triangle. They hand over more than 3,400 weapons as Burmese forces press the crackdown while Khun Sa's whereabouts in the United States drug case remain unknown.

Bangkok Thailand Golden Triangle Burma Khun Sa United States Homong

Death toll soars in Zaire plane crash at Kinshasa market

A Russian-built Antonov 32 crashed after takeoff from Ndolo airport into a crowded downtown market killing at least 297. The jet carried nearly 6,000 pounds of engine oil, flour, and salted fish bound for UNITA in Angola. Four pilots survived. others detained for protection.

Kinshasa Zaire Ndolo Angola Jonas Savimbi UNITA Nijaliena Mjaliena

Supreme Court presses on despite blizzard and shutdown

In Washington the Supreme Court, with eight of nine justices, heard arguments and issued a ruling on railroad crew hours amid a snowstorm. White House budget talks resumed as the partial government shutdown lingered and federal workers waited. Clinton proposed a seven year plan to balance the budget.

Washington Supreme Court White House Senate Anne Ostberg Clinton Republican Congress Ms Ostberg Corporation For National Service

Alexander Seeks Clinton Debate Edge Amid Snow

Republican Lamar Alexander pressed on in New Hampshire while rivals Dole Gramm and Forbes canceled due to a blizzard. Alexander argued Dole is not the right man to debate Bill Clinton, citing campaign neglect of Washington. Buchanan joined him in Bedford after the storm snarled travel.

Senate Bob Dole Texas Phil Gramm Washington Dole Gramm Steve Forbes New Hampshire Buchanan Alexander Mr. Dole Bill Clinton Bedford Mr. Alexander

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