N Koreans eager to talk Carter says
Former President Jimmy Carter said North Korea leaders are eager to resume talks with the United States on resolving suspicions about their nuclear program and improving relations. He noted Kim Il Sung agreed not to expel U.N. inspectors during good faith efforts, while Clinton urged a freeze on the program and ongoing U.N. sanctions.
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Clinton
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Robert L. Gallucci
AIDS coalition faces possible funding cuts
The Permian Basin AIDS Coalition may lose funding if it does not follow guidelines from a new 11 person advisory committee set by the Texas Department of Health. TDH officials said the panel aims to heal a rift with clients alleging confidentiality breaches and denial of services.
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Permian Basin Aids Coalition
Texas Department of Health
TDH
Clinton party trips aboard USS George Washington for D Day anniversary
President Clinton and 23 journalists toured the USS George Washington crossing to Normandy for the D Day 50th, then faced a reimbursement demand for missing towels and bathrobes totaling 562 dollars. White House aides Isabella Tapia and Michael Lufrano note the items were for official use, not souvenirs, seeking repayment.
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Normandy
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Isabella Tapia
Michael Lufrano
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George Washington
Baptists endorse dialogue with Catholics amid ecumenical push
The Southern Baptist Convention approved a landmark ecumenical stance allowing born again believers across denominations and endorsing Baptist Catholic dialogue. The 7500 delegates acknowledged theological differences over papal infallibility and Bible tradition but urged openness to Christian unity while maintaining freedom to persuade.
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Timothy George
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Montgomery
Ala
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National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Baptist Home Mission Board
Bishops Conference
Simpson Focus of Investigation in Slayings
LAPD and Chicago police expand probe into Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman deaths. A field near O'Hare is searched on an anonymous tip while sources say the investigation centers on O J Simpson. Public anger surfaces at Nicole's funeral as authorities plan arrests.
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Bert Luper
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Chicago Police
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O.J
Frank Enderle
Nicole Simpson
Ector County schools raise TAAS scores at three campuses
Three elementary schools in Ector County once labeled as on ede ag campuses by the Texas Education Agency last fall posted large TAAS gains. Hays Magnet, Burleson, and Goldsmith Elementary more than doubled their scores on the Texas Assessment of Academic Skills, with deputy superintendent Felipe Alanis crediting teacher dedication and aligned curriculum as key factors.
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Hays Magnet Elementary
Burleson and Goldsmith Elementaries
Felipe Alanis
Ector County Independent School
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