Shutdown Looms as Government Faces 1996 Budget Standoff
The article details a potential one day shutdown on November 23 affecting most services except two authorized programs. Social Security payments would continue but new claims may not be processed, while space shuttle missions would proceed with limited furloughs. GAO estimates 1990 shutdown cost at $1.7 million for facility closures and contractual obligations.
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Government Shutdown Threatens Social Security and Naval Academy
President Clinton and Congress confront a midnight deadline for a new funding bill. mostly civilian federal workers will keep working, but about 800,000 furloughed. At Annapolis Naval Academy, some 1,500 employees stay on to protect midshipmen, while midshipmen attend only classes taught by military personnel. Social Security nationwide furloughs most workers. Baltimore site sees 623 of 1,000 stay. NASA Goddard limits on-site staff. White House orders federal employees to report Tuesday. if no agreement, shutdown likely into Wednesday.
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Yeltsin health poll signals slipping public confidence
Public confidence in Boris Yeltsin wanes as he remains hospitalized with heart trouble. A Mnnemie poll shows only 11.4 percent believe he can govern, 39.9 percent doubt his ability, with prior survey figures tracking similar concerns.
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Pavarotti misses high C in Met Donizetti aria
Luciano Pavarotti faltered on the high C in Act 1 of Tonio’s aria in the Daughter of the Regiment at the Metropolitan Opera. He did not attempt the remaining high C’s. understudy replaced him for Act 2 after officials cited phlegm on vocal cords.
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11 Alarm Baltimore Fire Destroys Abandoned Warehouse
In Baltimore an 11 alarm blaze destroyed an abandoned mattress warehouse and spread to a nearby business complex in the southwest district. About 200 firefighters fought the fire until 7:15 a.m. with three minor injuries reported and estimated damage of 3 million dollars.
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Rabin assassination probes widen amid gunman claims
Police say at least three failed attempts to kill Yitzhak Rabin existed after the 1993 land-for-peace pact. A sixth suspect, a student at a Jerusalem college, is arraigned as prosecutors plan murder charges for Amir and another man. Arafat skipped Rabin’s funeral but later visited Leah Rabin in Tel Aviv.
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