Japan opens its car market under US Japan pact
In Geneva the United States and Japan reached a two year agreement to end looming sanctions on Japanese luxury cars. Washington dropped a $5.9 billion tariff threat and Japan agreed to voluntary auto purchase plans. Clinton and Hashimoto declared a concrete, measurable deal benefiting both economies and the WTO. The dollar climbed on news of the accord amid a persistent US trade deficit with Japan, especially in autos.
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Unabomber recants plane threat as airport security tightens
Federal authorities fortified Los Angeles and California airports with enhanced checks and bag searches after the Unabomber claimed the threat to blow up a plane was a prank. Mail delays and long lines spread nationwide as officials pursued the still-credible danger while the bomber expressed remorse for past attacks.
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Collapse at Sampoong store traps hundreds in Seoul
An upscale five story Sampoong Department Store in Seoul collapsed during evening shopping, killing at least 24 and injuring more than 700. Rescue efforts continued into night with helicopters lifting victims and cranes removing debris as panic and debris fire filled the area. Authorities blamed shoddy construction and questioned gas explosion reports while evacuations spread to nearby apartments.
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Senate Passes Curbs on Stockholders Suits
The Senate approved a bill to limit stockholders lawsuits against corporations and accountants by a 70 to 29 vote, with a House vote of 325 to 99 in favor of a broader version. The package heads to a conference to resolve differences amid talk of a possible presidential veto. Space Center report follows.
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Flag burning bill clears House but faces Senate hurdle
The House approved a constitutional amendment curbing flag desecration, yet Senate opposition remains. Senate Judiciary chair Orrin Hatch said the measure sits near the 67 votes needed for passage, while a major Democrat opposes it. In Denver, David Joseph Zaba pleaded guilty to assault and disturbing the peace for pouring varnish on his wife during sex, with case dismissal possible after a year of good behavior and potential penalties outlined.
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Simpson Witness List Delayed By late breaking developments
Los Angeles AP reports a one day delay in revealing final prosecution witnesses in the O J Simpson double murder case. Deputy D A Hodgman cited very late breaking developments as the reason while D A Christopher Darden said no new knockout evidence exists. Trial schedule has been repeatedly adjusted by late shifts in prosecution strategy.
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