Clinton to host three Mideast leaders in Washington talks
President Clinton plans February visits by Prime Minister Netanyahu King Hussein and President Mubarak to Washington to build on a nearing Hebron West Bank deal. Arafat aims for a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital while Hebron is handed to Palestinian administration.
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Syria
Postal classroom trains disabled students with mock post office
In Long Island high schools a postal classroom, adapted from the We Deliver program, teaches job skills to students with disabilities by handling stamps, money and customer interactions in a mock post office. The program aims to build money handling and sorting abilities while preparing for future work, with varied student responses and progress.
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Christina Angelis
New York
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U.S. Postal Service
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Long Island
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Connie Totten- Oldham
National Center For Disability Services
Francine Tishman
Center
Career and Employment Institute
Edmund Cortez
Education Department
Patricia Guard
Toni-Anne Ferraro
Gina Rodriguez
Rodriguez
CIA faces new threats and calls for strong leadership
Former CIA chief James R. Schlesinger recalls briefing Congress on a spy plan as Senator John Stennis urged action without full details in 1973. Critics say reforms slow after decades of scandals and Cold War legacies, with new leaders Goss and Shelby overseeing committees and Anthony Lake named CIA director.
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Central Intelligence
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Senate
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Harold Brown
Brown
Ottawa readers weigh school site and senior housing plan
In Ottawa residents challenge a bond funded project’s future use as a senior housing complex. They cite title restrictions reverting property to park use if the school is not maintained, warn against hidden pet projects, and urge homework before any demolition or redevelopment.
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Ben Park
Bill Bennett
Betty Salsbury
Carnegie Library
OMS
Itate
Venice
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Wellsville
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