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To: Ibexx who wrote (65137)9/20/1998 10:22:00 AM
From: FUZFO  Read Replies (1) of 186894
 
Ibbexx, A friend reminded me today that Slick was nominated for Nobel Prize for peace back in January 1998.
Here's the article from January:
Clinton Nominated for Nobel Peace
OSLO, Norway (AP) -- President Clinton has been nominated
for the 1998 Nobel Peace Prize for his efforts to protect world
peace and promote democracy, three Norwegian legislators
announced today.
Clinton, embroiled in a sex scandal in the United States, was
nominated by members of the right-wing Party of Progress, one
of the largest blocs in Norway's Parliament.
''Throughout his presidency he has been a guarantor and friend
of peace,'' the lawmakers said in a statement.
They praised Clinton for helping end the war in former
Yugoslavia and for standing up to ''despots who want to
repress human rights and democracy's rules of play.''
One of the legislators, Vidar Kleppe, said by telephone that they
made the decision to nominate Clinton in December, before his
current problems.
The nomination deadline for this year's peace prize is Jan. 31,
although the Oslo-based awards committee usually accepts
nominations postmarked by then. The committee refuses to
release the names of nominees, usually 120-130 each year, or
comment on candidates.
Members of national legislatures are among those with
nomination rights and often announce the name of their
candidate.
The winner is announced in Oslo, usually in mid-October, and
the award is presented Dec. 10, the anniversary of the death of
Alfred Nobel, the Swede who invented dynamite and endowed
the prizes that bear his name.
Last year's Nobel Peace Prize was shared by American Jody
Williams and the International Campaign to Ban Landmines.
AP-NY-01-27-98 1101EST

Regards,
Fuzfo
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