Real estate magnate moves 1 million toward Clinton suit
A New York real estate magnate gave Paula Jones a one million dollar check at a news conference, tied to a settlement with President Clinton. The funds, held in trust, aim to pressure Clinton toward settlement while Hirschfeld distances his offer from the White House. Clinton's lawyers report no ongoing deal and may resume talks soon.
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Italy Enalotto Jackpot Draws Big Prize Near 40 Million
After 11 draws Italy’s Super Enalotto produced a winner in Peschici with about 100 shares sold. The prize could total around 40 million dollars with each share worth roughly 400 thousand.
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Palestinian Cabinet backs new Middle East peace accord
The Palestinian Cabinet in Ramallah ratified the peace deal amid a crackdown on militants. Yet arrests and releases of Hamas leaders continued as Israel demanded Deif’s arrest and warned of derailing attacks. Arafat ally Rahim said the accord passed by a majority. dissent came from Imad Falouji, a former Hamas member.
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Catholic slain in Northern Ireland sparks peace deadline setback
In Belfast a 35 year old Catholic van driver Brian Service was shot near a Protestant area as Protestants and Catholics failed to meet the April peace deadline. An anonymous caller claimed Red Hand Commandos responsibility, while Billy Smyth denied group involvement.
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Toll climbs as Mitch floods Central America
Rescuers fight to reach flood plains and mud slides in Honduras and Nicaragua after Mitch devastated the region. Deaths in Honduras reach 231 with Tegucigalpa counting 131 killed. Nicaragua reports 121 dead and 151 missing. Aid helicopters sought as governments declare disaster zones and El Salvador and Guatemala announce emergencies. Coast Guard planes search for a 31 aboard tourist schooner missing since Tuesday.
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