Netanyahu cabinet balks at US pullback plan before Washington talks
Israel's cabinet, led by hard lin ers, plans to oppose a U S proposal for a 13 percent West Bank troop withdrawal ahead of a Washington summit with President Clinton and PLO leader Yasser Arafat. The move could dampen efforts to end the 19 month stalemate.
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Budget bargaining stalls as Clinton pushes child worthy plan
Washington AP. President Clinton urged a budget worthy of our children while White House and congressional negotiators pressed to resolve spending disputes. Bowles met with Gingrich Lott and leaders as aides said progress was made and a new session would reconvene. Eight of 12 bills remain unfinished with a stopgap due tonight. Clinton seeks about 3 billion more for schools Russia and waste cleanup. Republicans offer about 2 billion with local control.
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Budget Talks Drag As Budget Bills Stalled In 1999 Fight
Clinton administration and Congress remain at odds over eight fiscal year 1999 spending bills totaling about 600 billion dollars. White House seeks 3 billion more for programs while Republicans debate allocations and potential cuts to offset new money. Disputes span policy questions from the 2000 Census sampling to Haitian immigrants and aid to abortion groups overseas. Emergency spending and defense priorities add further tension as shutdown fears recede.
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Perfect Match as Couple Donates Kidney on Anniversary
Judy and Jesse Paluck, of Minneapolis, celebrated their fifth wedding anniversary by Judy donating a kidney to her husband, whose lupus damaged a kidney. Doctors said the surgery was unusually successful for a spouse-to-spouse transplant, and both families view it as fate.
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Mass grave exhumation begins in Bosnia near Tuzla
Forensic teams started exhuming more than 240 bodies from a Donja Glumina grave, the largest found in Bosnia. The remains, believed to be Bosnian Muslims killed early in the 1992 95 war, were transported to Tuzla for identification as witnesses aided discovery with reports of Yugoslav army involvement.
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Yeltsin Cancels Uzbekistan Welcome Ceremony
President Boris Yeltsin canceled a planned welcoming ceremony in Tashkent due to illness on his first trip outside Russia since May. He appeared stiff during an arrival and needed support, though he later held a one on one summit with Uzbek President Islam Karimov.
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Twin birth timing puzzles New Orleans family
Celeste Keys born January 18 1995 three months after her premature twin Timothy born October 15. Timothy overcame early prematurity dangers and now runs and learns with his sister. Their father Rev Thomas Keys calls it a miracle and a blessing as Timothy catches up in development.
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