Royal split announced as Charles and Diana separate
Buckingham Palace confirms Charles and Diana are separating with no divorce planned. Diana retains Kensington Palace apartments while Charles stays at Clarence House. Sons William and Harry will share Christmas between parents. Palace stresses no third parties involved and notes unprecedented heir separation this century.
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California Missing From Recent Economic Boost
Washington AP reports modest US retail gains offset by ongoing defense cutbacks harming California. Federal Reserve notes cautious optimism as it signals no further rate cuts unless the economy worsens. Policy remains wait and see.
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Beige Book notes limited use beyond steel prices
A Chicago economist from Northern Trust Co. says the Beige Book shows little or no general or dictionary use beyond steel prices and a few construction materials. The report, based on interviews before December 1, is prepared roughly every six weeks ahead of Federal Open Market Committee meetings.
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Former CIA spymaster Clair George convicted of lying
Former CIA spy chief Clair George was found guilty of lying to Congress about Iran-Contra. The top CIA official faced charges for false statements to two congressional committees in 1986, while the panel acquitted him on other counts related to the broader scandal.
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Marines free Somalia capital and open aid path
U S officials consider options after Mogadishu relief aid gains access. President Cheney notes a shift toward possible air power in Bosnia and Herzegovina while debate continues over noninvolvement and supporting opposition to Milosevic.
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Death toll nears 700 in India amid religious violence
New Delhi reports rising deaths as clashes erupt after demolition of an ancient mosque. Hindu extremists and Muslim groups clash across Mumbai in Dharavi, where night raids and armed patrols prompt army deployment and shoot on sight orders.
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