Clinton praises Mideast deal and urges turnout cheers
President Clinton credits Netanyahu and Arafat for bridging divides in a Middle East accord while urging Democratic voters to support turnout on Election Day. Boxer's and Feinstein's remarks underline the pact's impact, with Clinton noting personal stamina and the broader party gains from peace efforts.
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Faith Evans Finds Love and Keeps Faithful Fame
Faith Evans, widow of Notorious B I G, launches a new album Keep the Faith with Caramel Kisses a tribute to her new love. She reflects on East West hip hop feuds and her path beyond tragedy while signaling marriage hopes. Christian Slater discusses identity and redemption amid past legal troubles and Broadway work Side Man. Thomas Wolfe promotes A Man in Full at Duke Parents Weekend with readings and family anecdotes.
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Travolta Earns Lifetime Honor at Chicago Film Festival
John Travolta, a two time Academy Award nominee, received a lifetime achievement award at the 34th Chicago International Film Festival. He praised Chicago for its long standing support and noted his work ranging from Saturday Night Fever to Pulp Fiction. Past recipients include Jodie Foster Michael Douglas and Tom Cruise.
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Settlers Clash as West Bank Protests Escalate
Dozens of settlers near Ofra block a highway holding prayers and vowing to resist an agreement. Other protests flare at Karme Tsar north of Hebron with tires burned. In Ramallah fighting erupts between Fatah supporters and security forces, leaving a 16 year old dead. Netanyahu allies split on the deal as right wing ministers threaten no-confidence votes.
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Netanyahu warns against Palestinian state. vows to defend Israel
In a wide interview Netanyahu repeats opposition to a Palestinian state citing security risks from Iran and Iraq. He says Israel will maintain control of Jerusalem, monitor Arafat's commitments, and seek CIA backing to counter terrorism, while warning of more land concessions only if conditions are met.
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Carter says peace process back on track after accord
Former President Carter, architect of Camp David agreements, says the latest Israeli Palestinian land for security deal ends a long dry spell and puts peace talks back on track though not to Rabin era levels. He spoke at the University of Maryland while reflecting on Sadat and Begin.
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Pastor's Address Notes Illness and Absence at MSD
The pastor spoke of his move to M D and cited squamous cell carcinoma linked to habits. Julie, his wife, quipped the doctors might not recognize him. He noted secondhand smoke as a possibility and urged prayers and continued church attendance during his absence.
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Four aboard Cessna crash near Linden. one dead
A small four seater Cessna 172 clipped power lines and crashed into a vacant Linden field Sunday. One man was killed and three others, all New York City residents in their 60s, were injured. A survivor was in critical condition undergoing surgery at University Hospital in Newark. two women had non life threatening injuries. Authorities did not release identities pending relatives notification as federal investigators probed the crash about 10 miles southwest of Newark.
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