Four killed in Tel Aviv bombing amid Purim celebrations
A Palestinian suicide bomber blew himself up at a Tel Aviv outdoor cafe injuring 46 and killing three Israeli women and the bomber. Israeli and Palestinian leaders blamed each other amid rising tensions over Jerusalem construction and recent riots. Paramedics treated survivors as police and bystanders cried out. security forces dispersed clashing crowds in Hebron and Jerusalem.
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Foreclosure on Simpson Brentwood Mansion Begins
A mortgage company has started foreclosure on Dr. Simpson's Brentwood estate after he missed 86 000 dollars in payments and taxes. He says he expects a lengthy process and remains financially grim though hopeful, amid a civil damages award and a $19 million lien from Ronald Goldman's father.
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Clinton Yeltsin agree on arms deal at Helsinki summit
Clinton and Yeltsin reached a breakthrough to cut US and Russian nuclear arsenals by 80 percent below Cold War peaks while agreeing to seek prompt START II ratification. Yeltsin opposed NATO expansion but welcomed a consultative role with NATO.
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APA Board Recesses As Talks Continue On American Eagle
Allied Pilots Association leaders recessed without a final contract proposal as negotiators seek to resolve sticking points with a rival union and American Airlines about operating American Eagle jets on regional routes. APA fears job threats as upgrades to Eagle aircraft are discussed amid ongoing talks.
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Rebels back Berisha ouster demand in Albania crisis
Albanian rebel leaders who control southern regions eased many demands on Friday but insisted President Sali Berisha be removed. They urged Premier Bashkiri Fino to appoint a multiparty presidential committee before June elections. The uprising rose from collapsed investment schemes triggering anti-government protests.
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Snoop Doggy Dogg Sentenced to Probation and Fine
Rappers Snoop Doggy Dogg, real name Calvin Broadus, received three years probation and a $1000 fine after pleading guilty to a gun possession felony from 1993. He was also ordered to record three public service announcements on anti violence.
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News-Post Plans Discussed To Boost Sales And Packages
A News-Post representative outlined plans to increase sales and showcased spe cal multimedia packages for the publication. The house co op department will assist in identifying methods to raise revenue and expand offerings.
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