Clinton to unveil ethics rules for administrators
President elect Clinton plans a broad ethics code to bar former officials from lobbying agencies for five years and forbid lobbying foreign governments. The rules will cover several hundred aides and aim to curb the revolving door between federal jobs and private interests, with Cabinet appointees and transition aides weighing career interests against public service.
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Little Rock, Ark
Clinton
Congress
U.S
Lloyd Bentsen
D-Texas
Treasury
Gous
Washington
Mike Waldman
Fire damages home and contents. quick wake alerts help
Pleban ran to wake residents but found no one responding. A man opened the door and Pleban warned of the fire. A window was knocked out and flames spread. The fire caused 25000 in damage 15000 to the home and 10000 to the contents. Alberta Williams owner woke others and escaped as smoke filled the house. The home valued 20000 per county records.
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Pleban
Ames Plastic
Bond Street
Alberta Williams
Williams
Marines land in Mogadishu secure airport and seaport
U S Marines landed by sea and air in Mogadishu and quickly secured the airport and seaport with no reported resistance. Crowds gathered to watch the operation as Air Force cargo flights prepare to move in supplies and Marines from Camp Pendleton. U S envoy Robert Oakley warned deeper operations may face trouble while leaders praised the initial landing.
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Albert Salon
Salinas
Calif
Tripoli
U.S
Robert Oakley
Somalia
Mogadishu
Abdi Mohamed
Camp Pendleton
Bush
Colin Powell
Joint Chiefs
White House
Clinton
Prince Charles and Diana agree to separation
Prince Charles and Princess Diana will separate but not divorce, confirmed by Prime Minister John Major from a Buckingham Palace statement. Diana remains eligible to be queen, and the couple will occasionally appear together in public while the privacy of the family is hoped to be protected. The royal romance, wedding in 1981 and their sons William and Harry are noted.
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London
Prince Charles
Diana
John Major
Major
Buckingham Palace
Queen
Duke of Edinburgh
Prince Philip
House of Lords
Lord Mackay
St. Paul’s Cathedral
William
Henry
Darling
Elyria schools propose expanded raises for non instructors
Elyria district offers increases for all non instructional workers with raises ranging from 3 to 8 percent under a new pay plan. An average 6 percent boost in hourly pay is planned, with some retroactive elements tied to contract ratification and to teachers’ negotiated raises next year. Union seeks 5.6 percent retroactive for the current year.
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Elyria
Lester Schultz
Schultz
Aegee
Sturman Escape Sparks Frustration From Prosecutors
The marshal's office and the FBI in Los Angeles declined comment as federal prosecutors in Cleveland condemned Sturman's six month prison escape. Assistant U.S. Attorney Craig S. Morford called it unbelievable while noting Sturman worked in the prison garage maintaining vehicles and no vehicles were reported missing.
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Marshal’s Office
FBI
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Sturman
U.S
Craig S. Morford
Justice Department
Organized Crime Strike Force
Slade
Strike impacts busing as district weighs resume
School officials meet with private busing firms but have not set a return date for bus service suspended Friday. Security costs during the strike run about 17 000 daily, with reductions after changes. Huffmaster Associates provides guards sleeping in Maplewood Center gym. District estimates show daily savings vary with wage and busing costs, while a parent criticizes out-of-state security costs.
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Brinda
Schultz
Huffmaster Associates Inc
Akron
Maplewood Administrative Center
David Henderson
Christmas Echoes From Home As Somalia Mission Opens
A mother recalls her son and other area servicemen deploying with Operation Restore Hope. She notes malaria and diphtheria risks, lack of sanitation, and water concerns in Somalia. Her son and friend anticipate letters and Christmas at home before duty duties.
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Navy
Mic
James M. Tester
Nancy Cavin
Elyria
Ranger
Somalia
Miller
Donald
Don
Grafton
Fuller Roads
John Carroll University
Balboa Naval Hos Surgery
Howpital
San Diego
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Andrew al. Young
Saeeose
Amod Milter Va
Andrew V
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Ceria
Fey Bam
Daly
Chronicle-Telegram
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Ella
Ohio
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Associated Press
Elyria Schools
Madelyn Dinnerstein
Gary C. Bennett
Board of Education
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Bowling Green State University
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