Accused killer described as unstable after Chapel Hill shootings
A law student Wendell Williamson faces charges for a 15 minute random shooting spree in Chapel Hill near UNC. He allegedly fired a semiautomatic rifle at cars, buildings and pedestrians while being treated for mental illness and seen mumbling in bars.
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Wendell Williamson
University of North Carolina
Elmer Zink
Herald Sun
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Senate Battle Looms Over Budget Amendment Move
The House passed the balanced budget amendment 300 to 132 and sent it to the Senate. Speaker Newt Gingrich hailed the vote as a promise kept, signaling GOP momentum while opponents warned of a tough fight for the 67 votes needed in the Senate and eventual state ratification.
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Senate
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Newt Gingrich
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Economy enjoys 1994 growth hit 4.5 percent
The Commerce Department reports 1994 ended with a 4.5 percent annual growth, the strongest in ten years, driven by robust consumer spending on durable goods. Inflation eased in the fourth quarter with a GDP price rise of 2.5 percent, underscoring tame price pressures.
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Washington
Commerce Department
FDA Panel Recommends Testing AIDS Vaccine
A FDA advisory panel in Bethesda urged testing of Immunogen, the AIDS vaccine from Immune Response Corp., despite doubts it will help. They recommended moving to Phase 3 trials with up to 5,000 participants, noting only a hint of virus suppression and no proven long term patient benefit.
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Bethesda
Jonas Salk
Food and Drug Administration
Stanley Lemon
University of North Carolina
Immune Response Corp
Carlsbad
Calif
Russian artillery traps mothers in Grozny amid bombardment
In Grozny Chechnya Russian artillery pounded the city trapping a group of mothers who had come to search for their sons. Emergency crews were blocked from clearing streets littered with corpses as shells ignited a large fire near an oil storage terminal south of Grozny. About 40 mothers had arrived earlier in the week staying in an abandoned building on the city’s southern edge.
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Grozny
Russia
Chechnya
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