Bush aims to sign missile pact before leaving office
Stockholm AP says Acting Secretary Eagleburger and Russian Foreign Minister Kozyrev met amid stalled talks on a deep START follow on missile cutbacks. Both sides cited technical and economic hurdles as they pursue a 3 000 to 3 500 global warhead target by 2008 while debating SS-18 silos and six warhead SS-19 conversions.
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Stockholm
Bush Administration
Lawrence Eagleburger
Bush
Russia
Eagleburger
Andrei Kozyrev
When should Yanks step in in famine torn Somalia
Pressure mounted for U S forces to move quickly into Somalia's famine interior while a dispute over disarming Somali gunmen simmered. Marines faced questions on timing and mission scope as aid trucks moved without protection and Baidoa showed limited security.
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Mogadishu
Somalia
U.S
Robert B. Johnston
Baidoa
Johnston
Associated Press
Baidea
Boutros Boutros-Ghali
Incinerator Rally Draws 500 in East Liverpool
More than 500 supporters rallied in East Liverpool to back the Waste Technologies incinerator. Workers fear job loss after Jan 20 and urged Gore and Clinton to inspect the plant’s approvals as the $160 million facility along the Ohio River begins accepting hazardous waste shipments.
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East Liverpool
Clinton
WTI
Earl Hall
Waste Technologies Industries Incinerator
Ohio River
Untapped WT1 Plant May Start Before Inauguration
The note states the facility hasn't begun commercial operation yet but could start before President-elect Clinton and Gore’s January 20 inauguration, according to WT!. The brief signals potential readiness timeline ahead of the new administration.
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Gore
Clinton
al Gore
Tragedy at Wellington crossing leaves two dead
In Wellington Township at the Webster Crossing a car slowed then accelerated into a Conrail train traveling 50 to 60 mph. Chad Coon and Scott Wright, both 17 and 18, died. Chris Sheffield and Todd Sarah, both 17, survived with injuries. Authorities note no alcohol detected. Investigators from Columbus will study the crash to identify drivers and seating. The crossing lacks warning lights or gates. calls grow for flashing lights.
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A-1
Chad R. Coon
Whitney Road
Scott M. Wright
West Road
Chris Sheffield
Todd Sarah
Marts Place
MetroHealth Medical Center
Cleveland
Conrail
Webster Crossing
Wellington Township
Ohio Highway Patrol
Chad
Nelson Coon
Lyle Jameyson
West Road South
Slurs Through Time and Language in Ethnic Terms
A survey of offensive labels reveals shifting acceptability across ethnic groups. It notes terms like French leave and Chinaman’s chance, the evolving offensiveness of Chinaman and Jap, and the rise of phrases such as people of color. It discusses DMV plate battles over dago and wop and reflects on changing self-identifications among Poles, Slovenes, Irish, Mexicans, and Native Americans.
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U.S
New York Giants
Polo Grounds
Northern Ireland
County weighs grant for jail expansion plan
County officials discuss a possible grant to fund a 222 bed medium security jail addition on Murray Ridge Road. If construction starts within two years the grant stays. otherwise funds are forfeited. Voters defeated a 0.25 percent sales tax last fall, and officials may seek local funding or a tax increase to cover share.
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Jacoby
Murray Ridge Road
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Cook’s
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Joe Bell
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