Clinton urges rivals to relax as 1996 campaign looms
President Clinton at a January news conference urges potential GOP rivals to relax and return to work, saying it is too soon to start the 1996 campaign. He criticizes Republican cuts to education and nutrition, defends his record, and says he will oppose steep program cuts while considering some deficit measures. He avoids naming Republicans, notes ongoing ethics probes, and emphasizes focusing on governance over politics.
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Good luck Mrs Lopez alibi witness testifies on tape
In Los Angeles Judge Ito admonishes defense over three days of videotaped alibi testimony from Rosa Lopez. The witness placed Simpson's Bronco near his estate after 10 pm, contradicting prosecutors. Cochran faces $950 in fines for late disclosure and misrepresentation about the recording.
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Gores host gay activists at Washington home gathering
Vice President Al Gore and wife Tipper hosted 150 members of the Human Rights Campaign Fund at their Washington residence. A pianist performed as attendees conversed about LGBT rights and AIDS funding. Gore praised activists and noted a House panel's approval of restoring 36 million dollars to AIDS programs.
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Shopping cart injury verdict at Hy-Vee sparks $35,000 award
A jury found Hy-Vee liable for injuries to Janet Meyer after a runaway shopping cart allegedly struck her, aggravating elbow and neck problems and forcing her to quit her job as a typist. Hy-Vee argued carts broke loose from staff and disputed negligence.
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King Hussein Undergoes Throat Surgery in Amman
Jordan's King Hussein 59 underwent successful throat surgery to remove a cyst causing recurring nasal and ear infections and limiting his ability to fly his personal plane and fighter jets. An official said he is in excellent condition and recovering well at Hussein Medical Center in Amman.
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Mideast
Cleveland Schools Placed Under State Control
A judge handed control of Ohio's largest district to the state. US District Judge Robert Krupansky ordered state Superintendent Ted Sanders to take immediate supervision and operational, fiscal and personnel management of the Cleveland public schools. The move follows ongoing money and management problems as Sammie Campbell Parrish ends her stint after a Reform effort begun in 1992.
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Robert Krupansky
Ted Sanders
Sammie Campbell Parrish
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Salinas Ends Fast Amid Mexico City Return
Former Mexican president Carlos Salinas ended a hunger strike and returned to Mexico City amid growing allegations he helped cover up an assassination plot. The peso fell to near record lows as the government seized Grupo Asemex Banpais, while Salinas sought to clear his name after claims tied to the 1994 Colosio killing.
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Monterrey
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