World Israel PLO in pacts and protests erupt
PLO leaders signed a peace plan recognizing Israel and renouncing violence amid street protests in Israel and Tunis. Rabin’s recognition drew angry demonstrations as Hamas and other militants vow to keep fighting, while PLO executives resign and celebrations erupt in east Jerusalem and Gaza.
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Israel
PLO
Yitzhak Rabin
Hanan Porath
Rabin
Land of
Tunis
Tunisia
Yasser Arafat
East Jerusalem
Gaza
Martyrs
Gaza City
Abdel-Aziz Rantisi
Hamas
Arafat Peace Could Be PLO Leader's Toughest Test
Arafat faces a demanding path as the Palestinian leader seeks to advance peace with Israel while navigating internal and regional pressures. U S policy signals a shift to reestablish contacts with the PLO amid stalled negotiations.
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Arafat
PLO
Clinton
Grounding AH-1 Super Cobra Considered by Safety Board
A federal Aviation Safety Board session at Marine Headquarters in Washington examined grounding the AH-1W Super Cobra after three West Coast fatal crashes. No decision was reached as the panel weighs safety concerns and ongoing investigations at Twentynine Palms and Camp Pendleton.
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Aviation Safety Board
Marine Corps
West Coast
Marine Headquarters
Washington D.C
Charles Luedke
Marine Corps Headquarters Public Affairs Office
Washington, D.C
New River Marine Corps Air Station
Jacksonville
Twentynine Palms
Calif
Dennis Nelson
Lee Lenderman
Mark Bullman
Army
Philip Curtin
New River
Pendle
Montgomery Field
San Diego
Michael F. Bradley
Greensburg
Cmdr
Dale W. Phillips
Pell City
Ala
Catalina Island
California
Brent MacBain
Joe Towers
Navy
Luedke
Carl E. Mundy
Richard Hearney
Marine Aviation
Camp Pendleton
Hartman Slate
New River Joint Public Affairs Office
Slate
Bell Helicopter Textron
Tri county landfill near completion before Oct nine deadline
The Coastal Regional Solid Waste Authority reports the five year interim landfill at Tuscarora and the two transfer stations in Carteret and Pamlico counties will be nearly finished in two weeks. The Oct. 9 federal deadline to begin operation looms as some cosmetic work and permits remain. The system will be usable with 99 percent of essential work done, though full compliance will follow after Oct. 9.
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Coastal Regional Solid Waste Authority
Tri-County
Tuscarora
Carteret
Pamlico
Waste Authority
Authority
Jack Guinan
Ken Coffey
Coffey
Amy
Craven
Newport
Grantsboro
Clinton plan seeks to curb medical costs and expand coverage
The blueprint outlines limits on premium hikes and demands rebates from drug makers to Medicare, with a National Health Board to set annual premium targets. It anticipates universal coverage by 1998 and a major reform of the U.S. health system, with hearings set for late September.
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White House
Capitol Hill
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Associated Press
U.S
Congress
National Health Board
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