Dole Warns Clinton Recession If Clinton Wins
Bob Dole campaigned at Austin Peay State University promising to lift the nation with a Lincoln reference and arguing Clinton's recovery would lead to a recession. He cited Commerce data showing 2.2 percent growth, urging a 15 percent tax cut and a $550 billion plan to push growth toward 3.5 percent.
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Clinton
Clarksville
Tenn
Bob Dole
U.S
Mr. Dole
Commerce Department
Austin Peay State University
Federal Reserve
Michigan
Dissident Wang Dan given 11 year China prison sentence
Wang Dan, a remaining leader of the 1989 Tiananmen movement, was convicted of subverting the government and sentenced to 11 years in Beijing. The four hour trial occurred behind secrecy with heavy police presence, while foreign reporters were barred and a three person ABC crew was detained.
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Wang Dan
Tiananmen Square
China
Communist Party
Wang
Theman
Beijing University
Xinhua
Intermediate People’s Court
United States
ABC Television
10 Cent Pay Phones Headed for The Exit In Mass
Boston AP reports federal regulators draft rules likely ending 10-cent pay phone calls in Massachusetts and three other holdout states where a dime still connects. Quotes say the 10-cent call is vanishing, as with the 15-cent loaf, per Nynex spokesman Jack Hoey. Mexico peso hits a new low near eight per dollar, with Bancomer quoting 8.0005 in 48-hour spot markets after a late 1994 peso band release.
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Massachusetts
Jack Hoey
Nynex Corp
Mexico City
Mexico
Bancomer
Storms blamed for five deaths in Britain
The tail end of Hurricane Lili caused storms and 90 mph winds across Britain killing five people. A 24 year old pizza courier Ben Haywett Aufogul died in east London when his motorcycle was struck by a Rolls Royce. Two anglers died in Wales after waves swept them from piers. two others died when a tree toppled onto a car near Bradford, England.
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Lili
Britain
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Rolls-Royce
Wales
England
Bradford
Ogmore-by-Sea
Swansea
Halloween patrols in Georgetown curb early celebrations
Washington police plan traffic patrols and parking restrictions in Georgetown from 5 p.m. Thursday to 5 a.m. Friday to curb Halloween festivities. Only residents and their visitors may drive in the area as officials cite past disturbances. Nearby in California, George Soros and Laurance Rockefeller contribute about 1.4 million dollars to Prop 215 supporters, boosting spending to roughly 1.8 million with opponents at 28 thousand.
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Sacramento
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California
Central booking tech aids arrest in Maryland mall theft case
Lt. Robert Green praises the new central booking system after Guy Shepard, wanted on nine warrants, is identified within 29 minutes via fingerprint data. The theft involved more than $1,900 in jewelry and two jackets stolen from Hecht Co. and Value City at Frederick County Mall. State police charged Shepard with theft disorderly conduct and assault and battery.
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Green
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Francis Scott Key
Maryland
Robert Cale
Central Booking
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Lt. Green
David Ward
Pikesville
Guy Shepard
Rockville
Frederick
Montgomery
Fairfax
Hanover
Hecht Co
Value City
Shepard
Frederick County Adult Detention Center
Cpl. Ward
Frederick County
Jim Hagg
Hagg
Pennsylvania
Hopkins to install desiccant system at 118 N Market St
Hopkins plans concurrent building cleanup with system install at 118 N Market St aiming to reopen by mid March. Officials debate air quality testing while management services clean ducts and desiccant installation proceeds, with outcomes to be checked after setup.
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Transit
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118
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Public Works
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Hoke
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Dennis
Kremlin infighting swells as Chubais furor grows
In Moscow with Yeltsin facing heart surgery, chief of staff Anatoly Chubais draws fierce attacks from Communist leaders Gennady Zyuganov and Gennady Seleznyov who denounce his power and the Berezovsky Security Council appointment. The split underscores Chubais rising influence while Communists decry market reforms.
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Boris Yeltsin
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Gennady Zyuganov
Gennady Seleznyov
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Auto
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Security Council
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