World Summit pushes rapid missile dismantling progress
Clinton and Yeltsin race to dismantle long range missiles, extend a low tariff for Russia imports, and expand U S investment in Russia. They agree to monitor removed warheads and curb Iran arms sales while praising warm ties and a shared bid to reduce arsenals ahead of START I limits.
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Dover mayor fights for pay from worker's comp claim
Dover Mayor Randall Creel seeks workers compensation benefits after a September 3 1993 bicycle accident that damaged him and town property. He insists he was not drunk and acted within his mayoral duties, while the town argues the incident occurred outside his official scope. A NC Industrial Commission deputy will hear depositions for 60 days and decide about medical bills around a month later.
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Randall Creel
Craven County
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Mike Sigman
Cary
Gregory Willis
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Haiti amnesty talks amid gunfire as exile leaders seek democracy
Lawmakers met for the first time in nine months to weigh amnesty for coup makers tied to Haiti's 1991 overthrow. Amid barbed wire and armed guards, pro Aristide supporters faced anti-Aristide forces while gunfire echoed the capital. Six amnesty proposals exist with no clear timing on a deal.
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Raoul Cedras
Jean- Bertrand Aristide
U.S
Aristide
Man sees fourth family member shot in violence
From Port au Prince Haiti Yvon Sinclair waited outside General Hospital for news on his younger brother Joseph Sinclair shot in the throat during a clash between militiamen and pro democracy demonstrators. He said this is the fourth family member shot, his hands stained with blood. The injury occurred Wednesday on the way to work.
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Economy Posts 4.1 Percent Growth in Spring
The Commerce Department reports GDP rose at a 4.1 percent annual rate in spring driven largely by a $3.9 billion inventory surge led by farm cattle. Unemployment claims fell to 310,000, signaling continued resilience amid higher interest rates and a slower consumer pace.
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