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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1995

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3

Endgame in budget talks as Congress backs stopgap plan

Senate approves a temporary funding bill 60-37 to reopen agencies through Dec. 5 if Clinton bal­ances the budget in seven years per congressional forecasts. Clinton vows to veto. GOP argues he won’t back deficit elimination. House passes 277-151, Democrats split. Meantime 1,700 VA and 54,000 Social Security workers to return to work.

White House Leon Panetta Senate Clinton GOP Bob Dole House Dole Veterans Affairs Department Department of Housing and Urban Development Newt Gingrich R-Ga Cole Air Force One

CDC warns of air bag dangers to children

The CDC urges infants and toddlers to ride in the back seat to avoid deadly air bag blasts. All child seats should be rear seated and older kids belted. front-seat use should be minimized with the seat pushed back. Eight child deaths linked to air bag inflation are cited.

CDC Atlanta Public Health Agency Centers For Disease Control and Prevention Mark Rosenberg National Center For Injury Prevention and Control

Bosnia talks near peace as Perry visits site

Defense Secretary William Perry flew to the Bosnia peace talks to review progress toward a final settlement. Officials said an initial agreement could be announced Sunday night or Monday as Warren Christopher and Tony Lake also traveled to the talks. The White House signaled progress while cautioning that failure remained possible.

Washington William Perry Bosnia Perry Warren Christopher Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Dayton Ohio Japan State Department Nicholas Burns Christopher Burns White House National Security Tony Lake Mike McCurry Lake Clinton Tony McCurry Administration Pentagon Wright-Patterson Congress U.S George Joulwan NATO

Zeroual Declared Winner in Boycotted Algerian Vote

Incumbent president Liamine Zeroual, a retired general backed by the military, was proclaimed winner of Algeria's election amid a major opposition boycott. Zeroual reportedly secured 61.3 percent with 75 percent turnout as militants claim attacks in France continue.

Algiers Algeria Liamine Zeroual France Mustafa Benmansour Zeroual

Royal interview row swells as palace questions Panorama

London reports Buckingham Palace challenges the BBC over its exclusive Diana interview set to air Monday. The palace says it knew nothing of Panorama inquiry while BBC defends the project tied to a monarchy documentary. Diana’s pushback follows Prince Charles’ earlier televised confession.

London Buckingham Palace BBC Diana British Broadcasting Corp Panorama

McVeigh rejects insanity defense in Oklahoma bombing trial

Timothy McVeigh will not plead insanity. Attorneys said evaluations are not complete but no mental defect is indicated. McVeigh is deemed sane by a defense psychiatrist and other experts are reviewing his case.

Oklahoma City Timothy McVeigh Oklahoma Stephen Jones Susan Smith South Carolina Mr. McVeigh

Nipper Finds New Home Near His Old Haunt

RCA dog Nipper returns to Baltimore where he once stood atop Triangle Sign Co. from 1950 to 1974 before RCA dropped the trademark. Jim Wells bought the 14 ft statue for 1 dollar, had it fiberglassed, and now sells it to Baltimore's City Life Museum for 25000 dollars as he relocates to Florida.

Washington Nipper RCA Gramophone Triangle Sign Company Baltimore RCA Jim Wells Mr. Wells Fairfax Florida City Life Museum

George Harrison Joins Beatles Anthology For Money

Beatles watcher Geoffrey Giuliano says George Harrison agreed to participate in The Beatles Anthology TV special mainly for money. He is reported to earn about 80 million dollars for the ABC three part six hour documentary. Lennon's former assistant Frederic Seaman says Harrison was pressured by his accountant over millions of dollars.

Beatlebucks Cash George Harrison Geoffrey Giuliano The New York Post Mr. Harrison ABC John Lennon Frederic Seaman

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