Camp David summit faces high stakes in final status talks
The Camp David summit centers on disputed West Bank settlements and a potential Palestinian right of return, with Jerusalem as the core issue. Leaders Barak Arafat and Clinton aim to craft a final peace plan, yet risk failure and renewed violence if no lasting accord emerges.
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Today in History July 12 highlights across centuries
July 12 marks notable events from 100 B C to 1974. Julius Caesar born in 100 B C. Henry VIII weds Catherine Parr in 1543. William of Orange defeats James II at the Boyne in 1690. U S forces enter Canada in 1812. Thoreau born in 1817. Kodak inventor Eastman born in 1854. Medal of Honor authorized in 1862. Ehrlichman and others convicted in 1974 for conspiring against Ellsberg's psychiatrist.
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Coronado mobile home girls win junior softball crown
In July 1975 Coronado Mobile Home Park clinched the girls junior division softball title. Team members include Debra Dalquist Rhonda Coggin Shonda Coggin Tori Coggin Joanne Evans Demaris Fraley Stacy Galassini Natalie Gross Cheri Henderson Darsey Jones Colleen Kuemmerle Su-Su McMillan Trina Perry Olivia Vargas and Jackie Wynne. Coaches David Coggin and Doug Galassini.
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Avery Hines
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Tommy Miller
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Michael Ring
James Tout
Lee Kyser
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Freedoms and rights in danger in modern society
In Santa Fe a column questions how well the nation preserves First Amendment rights amid debates on free speech press and religion. It cites a Freedom Forum survey showing 90 percent support, notes opposition to offensive speech and public displays, discusses court rulings on political spending flag burning and school prayers, and raises tensions over religious postings and worship rights.
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Failed summit leaves Barak weaker amid political upheaval
President Clinton urged Camp David talks between Israel and the Palestinians but Barak faces a weakened governing coalition and right wing opposition. Arafat and Palestinian aides doubt success, while violence flares in Gaza. Calls for early elections threaten a Sept. 13 signing deadline as the summit looms.
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Fox Victory in Mexico Echoes in US Bush Bid
Californias Lt Gov Bustamante and Tony Garza say Vincente Fox victory signals shared priorities with Bush Republicans. Latino voters track economic reform, education, and tough law and order, while concerns over Proposition 187 color perceptions of the GOP. Polls show Gore 47, Bush 45 among Hispanics as November nears.
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