Belgium Bank Guards Strike Triggers Cash Runs Across Country
Police in helicopters and armored convoys protected cash deliveries from supermarkets to banks as a three week strike by bank truck guards disrupted Belgium. The anti robury action followed a fatal January 12 raid, causing ATMs to run dry while stores held cash awaiting safe transfer.
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Lewinsky heads home as no cooperation deal yet
Monica Lewinsky plans a return to California as talks with prosecutors stall. Starr presses to gather facts while Lewinsky’s lawyer cites fatigue and stresses that full immunity is needed for frank testimony. Chelsea Clinton returns home from California amid political fallout.
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If Clinton is telling truth a political backlash may fade
The article discusses the impact if Clinton is found not to have had improper relations with Monica Lewinsky. It notes potential gains for Clinton, risks to Whitewater prosecutor Starr, and mixed public opinion. Analysts compare outcomes to Clarence Thomas and Anita Hill and contemplate media credibility and political fallout.
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Astronaut David Wolf Returns From Mir Mission
David Wolf, a 41 year old astronaut, doctor, and aerobatic pilot, returned to Earth aboard space shuttle Endeavour after four months on Mir. He described the experience as lonely yet rewarding, and looked forward to a pizza, a cold drink, a hot shower, and reuniting with his girlfriend and family. His mother noted he appears well and eager to resume a normal life, though normal for him differs from most.
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Republicans warn of big government with Clinton budget
GOP officials argue that the president's 1999 budget and $100 billion in new domestic programs threaten a return to big government even as surpluses loom. Clinton plans a $1.7 trillion spending blueprint aimed at Medicare, child care, education, and research paid for by projected surpluses. Republican leaders urge sticking to last summer's budget limits to avoid a generation of deficits.
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