Peace mood shadows Christmas in Northern Ireland
Amid cease-fire doubts and violence, sectarian tension persists as Peace People organize events for Catholic and Protestant children while security forces reopen city streets for Yuletide. Authorities note heightened normalcy despite guards and patrols in Belfast. volunteers emphasize reconciliation. In Columbus, Ohio, state awards honor workers who devised a sulfur-reduction system for well water and road-side parks.
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Senate Veto Threats Loom as Jobs Bill Advances
The Senate moves toward a final vote on a vast jobs package amid veto threats from the president while House Democratic leaders defend the bill as a plan to restore work for the jobless. Negotiations hint at a possible House Senate compromise.
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OPEC ministers push to freeze base price amid Vienna talks
Arab oil ministers meet in Vienna with Mana Otaiba urging a three year freeze on the $34 base price and avoiding a price cut. Saudi Arabia signals a price cut is out of the question as ministers discuss production ceilings and oil sharing to curb a glut.
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Man gets 4 years for nightclub arson in bid to stop nude act
Richard Terwillinger, 29, of Boulder, was sentenced to four years at a halfway house after pleading guilty to first degree arson for setting fire to a nightclub so his girlfriend could not perform there as a nude dancer.
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Portugal PM resigns after local election losses
Prime Minister Francisco Pinto Balsemao announced his resignation amid coalition setbacks from last week's local elections. He will stay on as president of the Social Democrats and seek a new cabinet with coalition partners, aiming to fulfill the four year mandate won in 1980.
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