Trade clashes with US Canada over wheat and produce
US Canada trade dispute escalates into a food fight over wheat and American tomatoes wine and oranges with both sides threatening sanctions. Monday deadline nears as negotiators pledge to keep meeting and Kantor will present a sanctions list to President Clinton. Supporters back a California desert wilderness bill with wide House approval.
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Horse killings said dirty secret of industry
In Entiat Washington a wildfire destroyed 13 homes amid 20000 acres burned in Wenatchee National Forest while Albert Long mourned his ashes filled property. Across the nation indictments allege show horses were killed for insurance profits revealing industry dirty secrets in a sprawling federal case.
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Ponies swim across channel at Chincoteague event
About 125 ponies crossed the channel between Assateague and Chincoteague during the 69th pony penning and swim in Chincoteague Virginia. The swim lasted seven minutes under the Chincoteague Volunteer Fire Co. Officials cited an early start as the reason for a smaller crowd, with about 45,000 spectators, down from last year's 60,000, filling the island’s 3,500 residents.
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White House aide Nussbaum faces Whitewater scrutiny
Republicans press for aggressive examination of Bernard Nussbaum and ten Clinton officials tied to Whitewater. Lloyd Cutler’s testimony praised as aides face hostile questioning amid RTC inquiries into Clinton’s Arkansas land venture and S&L ties.
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Defector claims North Korea holds five nuclear bombs
U S officials doubt the defector Kang Myong Do's claim of five nuclear weapons. The Seoul news conference revealed the 35-year-old son-in-law of North Korea's prime minister. Analysts note the rarity of such a high profile defection and say it may signal broader discontent with the regime.
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Dem leaders finalize health reform plan
Washington AP report notes Democratic leaders push to finish health reform. Senate leaders weigh phased timetables and reduced employer premiums while Mitch ell vows six-day weeks. Dole and Gingrich urge careful review and criticize rush. Clinton seeks bipartisan support.
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