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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1995
Page
3
Defeated opponents consider a court challenge alleging misuse of taxpayers funds in pro divorce campaigning. The amendment passed by about 9,000 votes out of 1.6 million, with President Mary Robinson to sign after Supreme Court ruled as illegal ads.
Washington signaled Aristide will leave power next February and elections will proceed on December 17. White House adviser Lake said Aristide is in a difficult position yet remains Haiti's most popular figure. Defense Secretary Perry said Haiti is not unraveling, UN forces are capable, and US troops will depart after the February inauguration. Senators Kerrey and Gramm urged Aristide to honor the exit pledge or face consequences.
In a Brookyln station a bottle sprayed fuel ignited inside a token booth wounding 50 year old clerk Harry Kaufman. Two suspects fled as Mayor Giuliani offered a $21,000 reward and investigators compare the blast to the film Money Train.
Karen Brown brought six week old Jack Russell Terrier to PETSMART in Chattanooga Tennessee on Saturday to have his photo with Santa. Profits from the event go to Humane Organizations aiding animals in need.
Israeli police questioned two rabbis suspected of sanctioning the killing of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin. They allegedly told the confessed gunman Yigal Amir he would be justified as a rodef to prevent Rabin from endangering Israeli lives. The inquiry highlights secular-religious tensions after the November 4 assassination.
Weary commuters faced canceled trains and long delays as a four day strike by national railroad workers disrupted most commuter lines in the Paris region and other cities. Only 40 percent of buses ran around Paris, with normal Paris subway service. traffic jams stretched up to 120 miles on routes to Paris and affected TGV high speed service from Bordeaux to Paris.
Preliminary autopsy results cast doubt on the photographer's account of accidentally killing Linda Sobek with a truck during a photo shoot. Coroner's spokesman Scott Carrier said injuries appeared inconsistent with an accident and there was no obvious major head injury. Cause of death awaits weeks of drug and tissue tests after Sobek was exhumed from a San Gabriel Mountains grave.
An Oslo tabloid ad used Diana entering infidelity to sell RSA condoms sparking protests from Britain and debate in Norway. Buckingham Palace condemned the unauthorized use of Diana's image while former Prime Minister Syse called it evil minded. advocate Steen-Jensen defended it as a public health message to curb sexually transmitted diseases.
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