Buchanan attacks trade pacts at Labor Day rally
Republican Pat Buchanan used a Florida Labor Day event to denounce trade agreements as benefiting corporate and financial elites while harming American workers. He targeted NAFTA and warned that multinational profits rise while workers’ real incomes fall, citing forthcoming visits to textile plants in Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina amid quotas concerns.
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Seles Eyeing Football After Open Quarterfinals Run
Monica Seles, fresh off a U S Open quarterfinal win over Anke Huber, spoke during halftime of the Cowboys Giants game about her excitement for football. She noted her favorite team and recalled the Bills Cowboys exhibition result, as she navigates sports life after her Canadian Open win and a prior stabbing incident.
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France hints at stopping planned South Pacific nuclear tests
President Jacques Chirac said France may cut short the seven or eight underground tests in the South Pacific amid widespread protests. He declined to confirm timing for a first test, stating it would occur as soon as technicians deem appropriate. France says tests will update its nuclear arsenal and aid simulation tech.
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Fuhrman Tapes Spark Hollywood Reluctance on Screenplay
Hollywood shows little interest in Laura Hart McKinny's Men Against Women script based on Fuhrman taped interviews. Producers question its literary merit while the tapes fuel defense claims of LAPD racism and mishandling in the Simpson case.
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Hoffa Eyes Father's Old Teamsters Post
James P. Hoffa, son of the missing Jimmy Hoffa, announced his bid for the presidency of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters during Detroit Labor Day events. He pledged to lead a reform fight and reject corruption while supporting a seven week strike rally. Hoffa, 54, labor lawyer and Michigan Teamsters official, seeks to unseat incumbent Ron Carey in 1996, in the union’s second ever direct presidential vote.
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