Debt ceiling threat fuels budget clash in Washington
Washington faces a fresh budget showdown as the White House urges Republican leaders to repudiate Dick Armey's debt limit threat. Panetta warns the GOP against risking a first US default, with Clinton poised to press case in the State of the Union.
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Abortion foes gather for annual march Washington rally near Supreme Court
Abortion opponents from across the country planned a lunchtime rally near the White House before marching to the Supreme Court for the annual protest of Roe v. Wade. Norma McCorvey, the Jane Roe of 1973, attended and said Roe died August 8, 1995. Randall Terry of Operation Rescue joined her as activists viewed new congressional moves to ban a late term abortion method amid a split House Senate process.
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CBS rejects delayed Clinton response request in prime time
CBS declined GOP demands to air the response to the State of the Union a day later offering both speeches back to back to reach the broadest audience. Andrew Heyward cited tradition and public interest in presenting both viewpoints Tuesday night.
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Matlin Gives Birth Same Night As Her TV Character
Marlee Matlin and husband Kevin Grandalski welcomed daughter Sarah Rose Grandalski on Friday night weighing 7 pounds 11 ounces. The actors, both 30 and married since 1993, reside in Los Angeles. Matlin stars as the mayor on Picket Fences and had her pregnancy written into the show.
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Arafat wins Palestinian presidency with broad mandate
Yasser Arafat captured 88.1 percent of the vote in the first Palestinian presidential election, with Samiha Khalil at 9.3 percent and 2.6 percent invalid. His Fatah-aligned bloc also dominates an 88-member parliament, though power sharing with independents and uprising activists is possible. Ramadan observed as celebrations wait until after iftar.
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Mass grave evidence cited in Bosnian Muslim killings
U S official says up to 7,000 Muslims may have been massacred by Serb forces in eastern Bosnia. He cites the Glogova warehouse and Kravice massacre sites near Srebrenica as grave locations and expects diggers to begin at Glogova in spring thaw. NATO vows to protect investigators.
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Lebanese resident charged in fatal fire in Germany
Safwan Aid, a 21 year old Lebanese resident, is jailed on 10 counts of murder 38 counts of arson and related charges after a deadly blaze at a four story asylum building in Luebeck. He reportedly helped start the fire and refused to plead guilty. Police seek accomplices amid possible intra resident conflict.
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