Nobel Prize row over Rabin Arafat split shocks Oslo crowd
Oslo daily reports the Nobel Peace Prize likely to be shared by Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin and PLO leader Yasser Arafat. A dispute within the committee arose over awarding two leaders after the 1993 White House handshake and the path toward Palestinian self rule. One member threatened to resign, amid speculation the decision could still be challenged before Friday's formal announcement.
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Three win Nobel in economics for game theory
In a landmark Nobel Prize in economics awarded this year, three scholars are honored for breakthroughs in game theory and strategic interaction. The laureates, hailed for insights into how individuals and institutions make decisions amid interdependence, advance understanding across markets, negotiations, and social choice.
Havelock appoints Elkin manager Huffman Dec 1
Havelock city commissioners choose Elkin Town Manager Joseph R. Huffman to take over as city manager starting December 1, signaling the end of the department’s leadership uncertainty. Huffman will assume duties after the formal transition.
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Transpark lauded as visionary by Pena during North Carolina briefing
U S Transportation Secretary Federico Pena called the proposed North Carolina Global TransPark visionary and one of the most powerful projects in the nation after a briefing in Kinston. He praised integrated air cargo, manufacturing, and distribution plans aligned with the Clinton administration’s goal to boost global competitiveness. Joined by Rep Martin Lancaster, Pena stressed creative transport thinking and regional job impact.
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Huffman named new city manager in Havelock
Mayor Jimmy Sanders announced Huffman as the city’s new manager succeeding Ralph Kennedy who died May 24 and interim boss J C Outlaw will remain until Huffman starts. Huffman, 33, grew up in Maryland and has led Elkin for four years earning 44 700 annually. He will begin Dec 1 at a starting salary in the lower six figures.
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US says Iraq not pulling back troops
The United States asserts Iraq has not begun withdrawing its forces as tensions over regional security persist. Officials emphasize continued military and diplomatic engagement with Iraqi authorities amid calls for de-escalation.
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Clinton vows to stay course as Iraq moves toward Kuwait
President Clinton said the United States will stay on course and bolster firepower despite Iraq claims of withdrawing from Kuwait. Officials noted Iraqi units continued moving south toward Kuwait, with Defense Secretary Perry predicting withdrawal and discussions about a UN sanctioned no go zone near the Kuwaiti border.
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Aristide set to return as Haiti rebuilds democracy
President Clinton announces Aristide will return to Haiti this Saturday to assume leadership after years in exile. U.S. plans include aid programs, feeding efforts, and a jobs initiative to employ about 50,000 Haitians by early next year, as political stabilitygrimly edges toward restoration.
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