Beavis and Butt-head Do America Opens Record Holiday Weekend
Beavis and Butt-head Do America earns 20.5 million in its opening weekend, setting a December record, beating Star Trek VI and Jerry Maguire in early holiday box office. The film follows the sex crazed cartoon duo on a cross country quest for their stolen TV.
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Yeltsin Returns to Kremlin After Recovery and Victory
President Boris Yeltsin reentered the Kremlin today ending six months of sidelined governing while recovering from heart surgery. The 65 year old leader said the country needs an active president and warned staff of a reckoning for slackers as he seeks to reassert authority amid ongoing economic woes and Chechen tensions. Dr. DeBakey called his heart condition now normal and said he can live a normal life and work for the next decade.
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Postal workers answer Santa letters in California
In Anta Clarita and nationwide, the U S Postal Service works with volunteers to reply to thousands of letters to Santa Claus. Stacia Crane leads the Van Nuys district effort, sorting 15000 letters this season and placing the most needy in a box for gifts, as anxious families seek basics and hope.
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Los Angeles
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van Nuys
Crane
Massachusetts
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Lawmakers' travel funded by special interests shocks norms
AP reports 37 congressional aides took free Nevada trips to view a possible Yucca Mountain burial site, funded by the Nuclear Energy Institute along with many other trips by outside groups. Foreign governments and firms covered vast travel, totaling millions, as ethics law limits gifts but allows such study trips for official duties.
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Zimbabwe
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Texas
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Securities Industry Association
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Fla
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Florida
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Holly Propst
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Ohio
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American College of Surgeons
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Panel could vote on Gingrich violations soon
The House ethics chairwoman, Rep. Nancy Johnson, hopes the 10 member panel can rule before the January 7 Congress convening on Gingrich's admitted violations over tax exempt use and misstatements. Johnson, Johnson, plus party leaders, weigh reprimand or censure while Gingrich accepts responsibility but says violations were not intentional.
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