Immigration drives US population growth study finds large impact
A Center for Immigration Studies report estimates immigration growth at 17.6 percent annually, arguing legal and illegal immigration shape U.S. population trends. Jessica Vaughan notes changes in entry laws since 1956 and 1990. Without immigration, population would stabilise near 300 million by 2030. with it, about 400 million by 2050.
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Center For Immigration Studies
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Possible release for Golden Venture Chinese aliens
Federal officials discuss releasing some of 265 Chinese aliens held along the East Coast if case factors and mitigating circumstances favor action. Durand cites ongoing inquiries into the mastermind Guo Liang Chi, who remains at large after the defendants were tied to a New Jersey gangland killing. In Washington, Breyer’s Supreme Court nomination moves forward as Clinton considers him for the court, with aides noting readiness to announce but no final decision yet.
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North Korea suspends withdrawal from NPT amid talks
At the United Nations North Korea said it would suspend its plan to leave the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Kang Sok Ju stressed the move is not a concession to the United States. Washington said no concessions were offered and inspections by the IAEA remain blocked for now.
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Robert Gallucci
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Nigeria chooses between two Babangida creations in election
Nigerians faced a binary choice for president as Moshood Abiola and Bashir Tofa, both tied to military ruler Ibrahim Babangida, campaigned amid an injunction delaying ballots. The electoral commission pledged to proceed despite legal action seeking to extend Babangida’s rule.
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Africa
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Naional Electoral Commission
Pentagon outlines plan for post Cold War military shrinkage
The Pentagon presents a broad review proposing deeper cuts and restructuring to Clinton era policy. It calls for reducing Army to 10 divisions, Navy to 10 aircraft carriers, and Air Force to 20 fighter wings while shifting to a smaller, more agile force and fewer high end weapons. The plan aims to meet a budget reduction of about 85 billion dollars and to shape defense strategy through 1999.
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Fort Drum troops aid raid on Somali warlord Aidid
Fort Drum based units led a heavy U.S. assault with four AC-190 gunships and 1,200 soldiers in Mogadishu targeting Aidid. The operation destroyed his radio station, detained 38 Somalis, and followed UN authorization to pursue those responsible for the ambush that killed 23 Pakistanis.
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Area seniors plan life after high school amid mixed feelings
Students at the area high school faced final exams and goodbyes as they move toward college and work. Some plan Syracuse, Duke, or Allegheny, while others anticipate new towns like Meadville, PA, with many unsure about the next steps after graduation.
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Girl Convicted in Fatal Siblings Incident Quiet on Verdict
The case centered on Joanna Golde facing a conviction after a diary entry hinted she fatally harmed her sister. Defense pathologists disputed the autopsy, arguing a sudden asthma incident may have caused death. The trial drew heavy media attention as family tensions and alleged mistreatment were debated.
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