Clinton backs Palestinian self determination in letter to Arafat
President Clinton writes Yasir Arafat affirming Palestinians have the right to determine their future on their land. A Gaza statement last December did not declare a state, but U.S. officials seek to clarify the goal amid Israeli-Palestinian talks and competing land give and land surrender questions.
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Senator seeks shared costs for stadiums from sports teams
Senator Arlen Specter of Pennsylvania proposes a bill to require sports teams to set aside 10 percent of television revenue to fund up to 30 percent of stadium construction costs. He threatens to challenge the antitrust exemption for baseball and football unless owners contribute.
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Nations oppose higher U S steel tariffs plea to ITC
Representatives for Japan Russia and Brazil urged the U S International Trade Commission to oppose proposed prime tariffs. They argued factors beyond their control contributed to a surge in steel imports blamed for thousands of U S layoffs. The ITC weighs whether the surge injures or threatens domestic industry.
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Brazil
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United States
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U.S. International Trade Commission
Dioxin Exposure Linked to Higher Cancer Death in Workers
A study in the Journal of the National Cancer Institute found cancer mortality rose 60 percent among workers with the highest dioxin exposure. Those with environmental levels showed no increased cancer risk.
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First Lady Launches Fight Against Asthma Initiatives
Hillary Rodham Clinton urged parents who smoke to light up outside the home as she unveiled programs to help children with asthma. She noted an estimated 14 to 23 million Americans suffer asthma, a leading cause of child hospitalizations, stressing focus on poorer families. She spoke at an inner city elementary school to launch a national asthma screening effort.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
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New York Democrats Try Boosting Support With Gifts
A fragment suggests Democratic officials in New York used gifts or incentives to curry favor and bolster campaign funds or donor accounts. The readable text cites tactics aimed at influencing voters or boosting financial backing amid political maneuvering.
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Champion International Paper to fix Adirondack violations
Albany reports Champion International Paper will spend at least 450000 to correct environmental violations in Adirondack hunting and fishing camps. The settlement includes a 99990 penalty the largest ever by the Adirondack Park Agency. It clears the way for sale of 139000 forested acres for public use while Forestland Group retains harvest rights on most land and a not for profit group will receive over 300000 acres across New York Vermont and New Hampshire.
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Falling rocks kill teen in Genesee River gorge
ROCHESTER reports a rock fall in the Genesee River gorge fatally injuring 18 year old Matt Stueve and seriously injuring 15 year old Lindsay Helfer while a group walked through a restricted area near the river.
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