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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1996

Page

3

Supreme Court finds government breached S L contracts in Winstar ruling

The Supreme Court, in a 7-2 decision, held the government liable for damages after changing an accounting rule in 1989 that harmed thrifts. It could cost billions in compensation in about 100 similar cases, with Winstar Corp, Statesman Savings, and Glendale Federal Bank named among those affected. The ruling affirms a lower court finding of breach and sends the case back to determine damages.

Washington Supreme Court S&ls Clinton David H. Souter Souter Winstar Corp Minnesota Statesman Savings Holding Group Iowa Glendale Federal Bank of California Court of Federal Claims

Supreme Court Keeps Affirmative Action Ruling Intact

The Supreme Court let stand a 5th Circuit ruling striking down the University of Texas law school’s affirmative action plan. The decision, unsigned, leaves in place that a policy favoring Black and Mexican American applicants violated white applicants’ rights and questions the continued validity of race-based admissions nationwide.

Washington Supreme Court University of Texas Law School Texas Louisiana Mississippi Ruth Bader Ginsburg David H. Souter Appeals Court Law School Ginsburg 5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Appeals

Fowl Mouth Rooster Wins Rogue River Crowing Contest

Rogue River Oregon AP reports Fowl Mouth the rooster won the Rogue River Rooster Crow title with 80 crowing bursts in 30 minutes, earning a 150 prize and outdistancing 63 rivals. Owner Bob Lynd praised the cage design aiding the performance.

Rogue River, Ore Rogue River

Rockets kill three in Kabul after prayers

In Kabul, Afghanistan, rebel rockets struck as worshippers left a mosque after prayers, killing three and injuring at least ten, including a man wounded while his brother sought food outside the hospital area near Wazir Akbar Khan. It marks a second Kabul rocket attack within a week.

Kabul Afghanistan Wazir Akbar Khan Abdul Matin Taliban

Yeltsin Appears on TV Amid Health Worries Before Runoff

Boris Yeltsin, looking weary yet firm, urged Russians to vote in the presidential runoff against Gennady Zyuganov in a televised address. Aides say he is healthy, though officials noted a cold as concern grows about his fitness for a second term.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin Gennady Zyuganov Russia Moskovsky Komsomolets Kremlin Ukraine Moldova Viktor Chernomyrdin

Karadzic steps aside in Bosnia Serbs crisis

Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic bowed to international pressure by transferring powers to deputy Biljana Plavsic, raising questions of who truly leads the Bosnian Serbs while officials warn the move may be a ruse and elections loom as foreigners push for unity.

Tuncels Turkey Necati Bilican Anatolia News Anatolia Sarajevo Bosnia-Herzegovina Radovan Karadzic Karadzic Serbia Biljana Plavsic Hasan Muratovic Bosnia Muratovic

International pressure grows over Karadzic ban and war crimes

The international community faces a tough bid to cut Karadzic from his support base and compel him to face war crimes charges before a U N tribunal. Carl Bildt announced that Karadzic cannot exercise any public functions as president of Republika Srpska and that the document is signed and sealed by Karadzic.

U.N Karadzic Republika Srpska Carl Bildt Bosnia

First Lady tours Europe with Romania stop

First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton begins an eight day European swing with a stop in Bucharest. At Revolutionary Square she pledged ongoing U S support for Romania's democratic transition and partnership. The visit kicks off an 11 day, seven nation tour through Central and Eastern Europe, with stops in Poland the Czech Republic Slovakia Hungary Estonia and Finland following Romania.

Bucharest Romania Hillary Rodham Clinton Clinton Revolutionary Square Europe Ceausescu

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