Israel says peace plan now invalid after bombing
In Jerusalem Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel non bound by Palestinian peace accords and pledged not to hand over West Bank territory by mid 1998. The move follows Thursday suicide bombings blamed on Hamas that killed seven and wounded over 190, including a 14 year old with dual citizenship. Israel sealed the West Bank and Gaza Strip after the attacks.
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Guerrillas celebrate Israeli deaths after Lebanon raid
In Insartiyeh Lebanon Shiite guerrillas gloated over 11 Israeli soldiers killed in a com mando raid. Israel reported a 12th missing and four wounded while aircraft and gunboats tried a rescue. Lebanese civilians were killed and six wounded as the battle drew to a smoky close with a guerrilla showing a severed Israeli head.
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Jones Lawyers Clash Over Clinton Settlement
In EDGARTOWN Mass and Little Rock Ark a breakup of Paula Jones and her Virginia lawyers over whether to settle the sexual harassment suit against President Clinton unfolds. The withdrawal could occur Monday as settlement talks intensify and a key witness testifies looms, with Jones's spokeswoman denying motive of a large payout.
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Erika Heads Toward Caribbean Threatens Caribbean Islands
Hurricane Erika, packing 80 mph winds and heavy rainfall, bears down on Antigua Montserrat and other northeast Caribbean islands. Officials warn of up to 10 inches of rain as residents seek emergency rations and move to shelters amid ongoing volcanic evacuations on Montserrat.
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Weld Nomination for Mexico Ambassadorship Faces Senate Hurdles
Senate thrusts fight over William Weld as ambassador nominee to Mexico. Lugar seeks a special hearing to press for open debate while Helms resists, arguing Weld’s drug policy views. White House urges fair hearing as Lott calls the nomination dead and Weld campaigns on Capitol Hill.
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Omission in Maryland 1997 legislative scorecard sparks missing scores
The Thursday edition missed scores for delegates Louise Snodgrass R Frederick Washington who earned 91 and Anita Stup and Sue Hecht both D Frederick Washington who scored 83 in the 1997 Maryland legislative session.
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