Insider Trading Case Shocks Wall Street Links AT&T Scheme
A former AT&T executive and 16 associates face charges over a four year 2.6 million scheme using insider information on takeover targets. The case spans New Jersey New York Illinois Florida and North Carolina as authorities pursue a broad insider trading ring.
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9 000 Used in Experiments in Cold War Radiation Tests
The Energy Department states about 9 000 people including children newborns and foreigners were used in 154 documented human radiation experiments. An additional 150 tests are expected to be reported by Ellyn Weiss. The figures cover tests sponsored by the Energy Department and predecessors.
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Ellyn Weiss
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Weather Outlook Tonight and Tomorrow With Rain
Cloudy with periods of rain tonight and tomorrow. Lows mid 40s and upper 50s with a low near 40. Yesterday’s high was 45 and last night’s low 27. Record low value noted as 0.00. Sunset today at 6:08 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 7:17 a.m.
Surgeon General Nominee Defended Teen Pregnancy Program
President Clinton expressed confidence in Dr. Henry W. Foster Jr. as senators from both parties weighed the nomination. Foster highlighted his I Have a Future abstinence based program with condom distribution while medical groups defended his record amid abortion credibility questions.
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Clinton
Henry W. Foster Jr
Foster
George Washington University Medical Center
Nashville
House Moves To Up Prison Spending
The House votes on a bill to add over 2 billion to last year's 8 billion for prison construction as part of a six part GOP aimed remake of the 1994 anti crime law. Speaker Newt Gingrich says the move signals a tough stance on crime while President Clinton hints at possible vetoes of Republican alterations to the act.
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Quayle withdraws from 1996 presidential race
Former Vice President Dan Quayle announced he would not pursue the 1996 presidential bid. He said his right politics could not overcome a troubled image that limited fundraising and organizational support. Other leaders like Jack Kemp and Dick Cheney already left the race, with governors Pete Wilson William Weld and Tommy Thompson possible entrants. Senator Richard Lugar weighs presidential aspirations hoping to win Quayle's constituency. Quayle said he could have raised money but chose to avoid disrupting lives.
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