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News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1996
Page
3
Summit faces delicate walk to peacemaking deal
Arafat and Egyptian President Mubarak hesitated to attend without Israel concessions. Clinton’s summit aims to implement agreements honestly amid risk of violence. Netanyahu faces a test of pace on West Bank pullout while Arafat expects Mubarak’s presence to counter united pressure. Jewish prayers at the Western Wall passed peacefully as police blocked a fringe bid to enter the adjacent Muslim compound.
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Hosni Mubarak
Israel
Mohammed Sobeih
PLO
Arab League
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Cairo
Mubarak
Netanyahu
King Hussein
Jordan
Washington
White House
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McCurry
Labor Party
Israel TV
West Bank
Hebron
Senate races to fund government in 1997 budget package
The Senate moved to pass a 389 billion dollar continuing resolution to fund defense and domestic programs for the new fiscal year, amid a push to avoid shutdowns. The House approved the 3,000 page bill 370 to 37 and President Clinton pledged to sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Senate
Who
House
Clinton
Newt Gingrich
Congress
No More Government Shutdowns Over Policy Agenda
In Williamsburg the leaders of both parties clashed over taxes Medicare and welfare during a national debate but agreed they will not shut the federal government down over policy disputes. Dick Gephardt and Trent Lott urged passage of a massive spending bill to fund government after the new fiscal year begins Tuesday.
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Senate
Williamsburg
Dick Gephardt
Congress
D-Mo
House of Burgesses
Colonial Williamsburg
Trent Lott
R-Miss
PBS
Lott
Thomas Daschle
S.D
Gorbachev urges Yeltsin to resign for health reasons
Former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev told Interfax that Boris Yeltsin should step down temporarily due to health problems to allow new elections. Yeltsin, hospitalized since Sept. 13 facing planned bypass surgery, has promised to transfer full powers to Viktor Chernomyrdin but only temporarily. Lebed urged resignation. Gorbachev noted health is a political matter and could hamper duties.
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Boris Yeltsin
Russia
Viktor Chernomyrdin
Alexander Lebed
Yeltsin
Boris Nikolayevich
Gorbachev
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