Clinton pushes anti terror plan amid allied objections
The article describes Clinton's 40 point terrorism plan and efforts to persuade allies Japan Germany Britain France Canada and Italy to join. It notes allied criticism of US legislation against Cuba Iran and Iraq and cites Sen. Specter demanding a DoD shake up while Perry defends his role.
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Anthony Quinn Stable After Chest Pain Hospitalization
Anthony Quinn was in satisfactory condition today after being hospitalized with chest pains in Providence Rhode Island. No prospects for a permanent storage site were noted at this time.
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Summer film season fuels hype for Independence Day opens
Hollywood buzz surrounds major summer releases including Independence Day in the week of July Fourth with early marketing, action figures, and high expectations for big stars and effects. The Frighteners Courage Under Fire A Time To Kill Phenomenon Island of Dr Moreau populate the slate as venues report robust business in Aiken with Regal Cinemas and Cinema Triple saying crowds are strong and the summer is just beginning.
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Medicare costs for outpatient care not expected to decline
Associated Press reports New York Times coverage that Medicare beneficiaries face rising outpatient charges as a new handbook changes payment calculations. Beneficiaries must pay 20 percent of hospital outpatient charges, reversing earlier 20 percent of Medicare approved amounts.
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Gore calls for better children's programming in Hollywood
Vice President Al Gore urged entertainment executives to create higher quality children's TV. He cited the Mighty Morphin Power Rangers as harmful, arguing constant mayhem and commercialism shape kids' views of television, a critique echoed by First Lady Hillary Clinton.
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Presbyterians elect John Buchanan moderator in Denver
A Chicago pastor who does not object to ordaining homosexuals was chosen as moderator of the Presbyterian Church USA. Rev. John Buchanan was elected Saturday to lead the denomination with about three million members as it prepares a week of votes on gay ministers elders and deacons.
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Dow Jones to Publish Our World News for Black Middle Class
Dow Jones plans a national weekly newspaper for black middle class readers by year end. Our World News will be based in Baltimore, with Donald L. Miller as publisher and Dow Jones executive director for personnel.
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