Bush presses Iraq on United Nations access to airspace
U S and U N officials clash over airspace as President Bush warns of possible strikes. Tariq Aziz of Iraq says U N planes may enter but not through Jordan. U N inspectors seek access while flights remain grounded in the region amid mounting pressure and continued diplomatic friction.
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Baghdad
United Nations
Iraq
Special Commission
Jordan
Tim Trevan
U.N
Bush
U.N. We
Remai
Bahwain
U.S
Ector County schools weigh year round scheduling options
About a dozen Ector County campuses show interest in an all year program. Gene of Ector is examining the possibility of adopting a single track plan. Unlike multitrack schedules, single track would not add instructional time.
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Ector County
Clinton to be Sworn In as 42nd U.S. President
Washington prepares for Bill Clinton to take the oath of office at 11 am CST marking a peaceful transfer of power. The day includes inaugural events, balls, and a sharp focus on history as Clinton becomes president with Gore as vice president amid traditional ceremonies and celebrations.
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Washington
Bill Clinton
United States
Capitol
Clinton
George Washington
Samabee Te Cae
Ceremonia
al Gore
Washin
Texas Republicans celebrate in Washington after Clinton victory
In Washington DC many Texas Republicans partyed in celebration after Bill Clinton's election. Scott Styles, jobless in a Clinton era, joined thousands of Democrats while Texas State Jetty members marked the inaugural tradition begun in 1981 to toast Bush.
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Washington
Texas
Scott Styles
Bill Clinton
Styles
Arkansas
Jety
Century Endings and the Parking Meter Legacy
A retrospective note on the 100 year review of year end summaries and the impact of the automobile era from Model T to interstate highways. Mentions Carl Magee, an Oklahoma City editor, as the inventor of the parking meter.
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Oklahoma City
Carl Magee
Protesters Moon Klan Rally Met by Anti-Demonstrators
An AP report from Austin describes Ku Klux Klan supporters rallying on the Capitol steps while anti-Klan counter demonstrators gathered nearby. Chanting, signs, drums, and eggs were used, and observers described the scene as chaotic with mixed reactions and safety concerns.
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Austin
Ku Klux Klan
Capitol
Tad Mae
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Moon Kkk
Texas Capitol
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