Clinton says right to strike terrorists hosts sparked by sanctuary nations
The Clinton administration asserts the right to bomb government facilities in nations that shelter international terrorists, signaling a major escalation in anti-terror efforts. A national study shows women professors on campuses advance but still face pay and promotion gaps.
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Teens polite robbers foil plan at Birmingham shoe store
Two teenage girls entered a Birmingham shoe store and asked for a pen and paper. One wrote a note claiming a gun was in her pants and demanded money, but the worker stalled them and alerted police as the suspects, armed with a toy cap pistol, waited. The incident ended with police arriving. officers said the girls appeared inexperienced.
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Doug Vincent Struggles in first-round bull riding at San Antonio Rodeo
Doug Vincent battles to hang on as he competes in the first-round bull riding during Saturdays opening of the 16 day San Antonio Rodeo at Freeman Coliseum. The event marks the start of the Rodeo and Stock Show run.
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Senate trial nears end as censure proposal rises
In Washington AP reports Senate leaders discuss a possible censure of President Clinton to unite Republicans and Democrats after impeachment. Perjury article faces likely failure to reach majority while obstructing justice article is expected to fall short of conviction. House prosecutors prepare closing statements as Clinton attends King Hussein’s funeral.
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World mourns Jordan's King Hussein at 63
Jordan's King Hussein bin Talal dies of cancer at 63 after a half century on the throne. Crowned at 17, he steered a poor desert realm through wars and turmoil and pressed for peace during the 1998 Wye Creek talks. A mourner lights a candle in Amman.
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Odessa Fire Academy aims to demystify firefighting
The Odessa Fire Department will run a 10 week Citizens Fire Academy starting in late March. Applicants by Feb 22 at Municipal Plaza offices. Training Chief Dave Parker notes the program offers hands on and classroom lessons, SCBA gear use, and options to ride a paramedic engine while educating about modern firefighting roles.
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Kosovo Talks Outline Three Year Autonomy Plan
Serb officials and Kosovo Albanians engaged in talks at Rambouillet, France, agreeing in principle to a three year autonomy framework preserving Yugoslavia's territorial integrity. Mediators delivered a Contact Group plan detailing non negotiable principles while both sides remained separated, amid NATO pressure and KLA resistance to independence.
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