Clinton defends record amid clashes with conservative hosts
President Clinton attacked conservative radio figures including Rush Limbaugh and Jerry Falwell during a St Louis stop and a Friday Air Force One interview. He warned of a constant drumbeat of negativism, defended his programs, and urged Congress to resolve policy differences. Limbaugh fired back with a taped response, calling the president’s remarks a challenge.
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Simpson gains more legal help in high profile case
Los Angeles celebrity attorneys F Lee Batley and Alan Dershowitz joined Dr Simpson's defense team as a judge halted the grand jury in the double murder probe to avoid pretrial prejudice. The case moves to a Thursday preliminary hearing where prosecutors must present evidence in open court.
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Isolation grows as Haiti bans flights and Cedras drains bank
Haiti cuts off commercial flights to the United States amid international isolation as the Clinton administration seeks to oust Aristide. Lt. Gen. Raoul Cedras reportedly withdrew 500000 dollars from the Central Bank, with speculation he may fund a lobbying campaign or prepare to flee the country.
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Haitian family seeks refuge in Syracuse after threats
The Pierre family fled Haiti after Aristide backers faced retaliation from Haitian soldiers. Dremnel Pierre, 30, worked for a pro Aristide party and was beaten and maimed. They arrived at Hancock Airport as U.S. flights out of Haiti were suspended. They received legal refugee status and assistance from the Interreligious Council of Central New York.
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Japan Prime Minister Hata resigns amid chaos and no confidence vote
Japan's political turmoil deepens as Prime Minister Tsutomu Hata announces resignation after two months in office to avoid a losing no confidence vote. The move creates a power vacuum before an impending G7 summit and complicates yen, trade talks with Washington, and Korea tensions. Hata had succeeded Morihiro Hosokawa after his coalition ousted the Liberal Democrats.
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Tobacco firms push back with full page ads in major papers
Philip Morris USA and R J Reynolds Tobacco Co defend the industry with newspaper ads reprinting a Forbes article and questioning the EPA 1993 environmental smoke report. Philip Morris plans five ads in USA Today and The Wall Street Journal asking readers Were you misled about second hand smoke.
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Emperor honors American war dead in Pearl Harbor visit
Emperor Akihito and Empress Michiko paid tribute to more than 700 Americans killed in the Pearl Harbor attack. They placed a wreath at the National Memorial Cemetery of the Pacific in Honolulu, with a later planned visit to the East-West Center before returning to Tokyo this afternoon. Hawaii marked the final stop of a 16 day, 11 city tour. it was the first U S visit since Akihito became emperor in 1990.
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