Tougher state DWI laws urged
Albany urged tougher New York drunken driving laws as bills seek lower age and all- driver limits, pretrial license suspensions, and higher penalties. Campaigner Don Aiken notes ongoing victim emergence while RID and MADD faced early legal opposition in the 1970s and 80s.
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Saddam appeals for dialogue with Clinton in IraqNews Agency report
Saddam Hussein urged President Clinton to open a dialogue and seek new relations with Washington. He praised Clinton for opposing the Vietnam War and said the world sees wisdom over weapons. The remarks were reported by INA after a late Saturday meeting with activist Ramsey Clark.
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Jarrett Wins Daytona Race Amid Turbulent Finish
Date Jarrett celebrates victory Sunday at Daytona Speedway after a fierce duel with Dale Earnhardt. Jarrett powered a Chevrolet past his rival before the final two laps, claiming the win in a dramatic finish.
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Somali girls at Magadasi feeding center endure hunger
A starved scene from Save the Children center in Magadasia shows Somali girls licking porridge from their hands amid shortages. The report highlights the crisis facing WM 8 6 and calls for aid.
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New Yorkers Losing Their Distinct Dialect Voices
A study notes New Yorkers increasingly abandon the bold New Yorkese dialect once common on streets and in offices as mobility and media spread West Coast norms. Multiracial New York may dilute older Irish Italian and Eastern European speech, though pockets persist among older residents and in media portrayals.
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Friendship fuels passion in relationships study finds
Nancy Grote of Smith College in Northampton Mass reports that best lovers tend to be highly friendship oriented. The study of 615 married adults and 364 single undergraduates links friendship based love to higher satisfaction and greater passion, noting friendship as a key factor in intimate relationships.
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World 5 Greatest Pinball Player crowns third title
Lyman Sheats Jr. of Hampton Virginia won the third International championship in New York Sunday with 570,690 pots, earning the crown and a $3,000 purse as reported by The Associated Press.
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Clinton Launches Hard Sell On Economic Plan From White House
President prepares a major push to win public support for an economic package featuring spending cuts and tax increases. Clinton will address the nation from the Oval Office at 9 pm EST as part of an intensive campaign ahead of a joint session of Congress on Wednesday.
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Congregation honors lifelong couples at Fayetteville event
More than 700 people gathered at the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception in Fayetteville to honor couples married 50 years or more as Bishop Joseph T O Keefe praised their enduring love. James and Pauline Lewis were named the couple married longest, receiving roses and hugs as the congregation applauded, while Valentine Day festivities included a World Marriage Day focus. The day also featured remarks on same sex marriage by Charlotte Covtan at a Syracuse event, highlighting differing views within the community.
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Hunger strike by HIV infected Haitian refugees at Guantanamo
Jackson joins 45 hunger strikers at Guantanamo Bay base where 267 Haitians detained seek political asylum in the United States. The group demands entry, saying they will continue fasting and rely on hope as they pressure President Clinton.
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