Prime Time Queen Gives Birth To Boy
Roseanne Barr, 42, mother of TV stars, gave birth to an eight-pound boy named Buck Thomas on Sunday in ANT A MONICA. The birth followed her November IVF, the month she and Tom Arnold divorced. She has three children from her first marriage and a daughter adopted out and later reunited.
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Accuser testifies in Reynolds case amid revelations
Beverly Heard, 19, testified that she was paid after underage sexual encounters with Rep. Mel Reynolds and that she had sex with him and another woman in his office. She said the relationship began when she was 16 and that she received up to 100 dollars after some encounters.
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Dole Presses Welfare Overhaul Plan For States
Senate leader Bob Dole pushes a sweeping welfare overhaul to dismantle many programs and shift job training child care and cash aid to states in three block grants. Conservatives press for stricter work requirements while moderates seek child care protections for single mothers.
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Regulators accuse obstruction in Whitewater probe
RTC investigator L Jean Lewis testifies that officials tried to derail and punish efforts into Madison Guaranty S&L collapse. She cites a check kiting scheme linked to Arkansans including Gov. Jim Guy Tucker and the Whitewater venture tied to President Clinton and Hillary Clinton.
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Consumer Credit Growth Slows In June
The Federal Reserve reports consumer installment credit rose for the 25th straight month in June but at the slowest pace in four months. Auto loans gained $3 billion and credit card debt rose $6 billion while total growth eased to 12 percent annual rate, with May’s 16.6 percent and April’s 14.8 percent rates previously noted.
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Study finds 17.5 percent of elderly inappropriately prescribed drugs
GAO report estimates 17.5 percent of 30 million Medicare recipients not in facilities receive drugs unsafe for age or duplicates. Inappropriate use linked to adverse drug reactions, hospitalizations, and deaths. About 3 percent of hospital admissions stem from such reactions, costing roughly $20 billion. Falls from drowsiness and coordination loss affect about 32,000 elderly yearly.
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