Clinton accuses Congress of budget blackmail in radio address
President Clinton criticized House and Senate budget bills as extreme and said Republicans are using hostage tactics to push their plan. He warned a veto remains possible if debt limits or Medicare cuts are included and urged backing off Medicaid and education cuts.
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Serb-Croat peace talks snag amid postwar tensions
In Zagreb negotiators boycotted discussions on eastern Slavonia as U N. mediators canceled a meeting. Croatia presses for sovereignty while Serb authorities hint at continued resistance. Tanks reportedly move toward eastern Slavonia as Milosevic weighs Yugoslav army involvement and a broader war looms.
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Kremlin Chief Boris Yeltsin Shows Stable Condition
President Boris Yeltsin, hospitalized with heart problems, remains in stable condition and in control of key decisions. He continues to work on documents and oversee Russia's nuclear security from the hospital, canceling planned trips to India and China next month.
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Food stamp fraud crackdown removes 753 stores
Washington AP reports Agriculture Department expelled 753 groceries, liquor outlets, and other retailers from the food stamp program for misusing benefits. Stores failed to offer staple foods or were nonexistent, with up to a hundred suspected of criminal activity. Combined, these outlets redeemed about $22 million yearly in benefits.
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Third James funeral planned in Missouri
In Kearney Missouri the long mystery over Jesse James ends as his third funeral is planned. Leaders from Missouri will attend at Mount Olivet Cemetery with Knights of Columbus members presiding. Bearers include descendants of Confederate leaders honoring James Civil War service before his outlaw career.
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Queen deceived by radio hoax caller in Buckingham Palace
Buckingham Palace said Queen Elizabeth II was tricked into a 17 minute radio interview with Pierre Brassard, an impersonator. A Ottawa mix up and screening lapses led to the call, with Brassard’s skill cited as the reason for the hoax. The palace will review call screening procedures.
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Randall calls work the best therapy for grief
Actor Tony Randall says work helps him cope with his wife Florence’s 1992 death from cancer. In a syndicated talk show interview with Lauren Hutton, the 75 year old star of the Odd Couple said work is the only therapy. He noted they were married 54 years.
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France resumes nuclear testing at Mururoa Atoll
The underground French test near Mururoa Atoll measured about 60,000 tons of TNT and drew global criticism for breaking the 1992 moratorium. President Chirac signaled six blasts total, with plans to halt further tests after the series. Greenpeace filed letters to Chirac, claiming 7 million signatures against the tests.
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