World Welcomes 1995 With Revelry Across Borders
Crowds worldwide marked the new year with parties, prayers, and fireworks. In Chechnya rebels fought as revelers toasted 1995 with champagne while global cities hosted celebrations from Times Square to Trafalgar Square. Authorities in Pakistan Punjab banned New Year festivities, while Vietnam and the Philippines cracked down on firecrackers. Across Paris, Tokyo, Hong Kong, and Moscow, people gathered at temples, shrines, and public spaces to welcome the year with traditions, light shows, and communal hope.
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Clinton vows bipartisanship while courting middle class tax relief
President Clinton, in a New Year address, asks Republicans to join in bipartisan effort to aid middle class tax relief without enlarging the deficit while pursuing education, job skills, and targeted tax cuts. GOP leader Sen. Jim Inhofe counters with a conservative agenda and warns against liberal excess.
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