Reagan Has Cancerous Lesion Removed
Ronald Reagan and his wife Nancy underwent routine physicals at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester Minnesota. Doctors removed a small cancerous skin lesion on his neck attributing it to sun exposure. A prior skin cancer patch was removed from his nose in July 1987.
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Marijuana use linked to development risk in pregnancy study
A government research report says marijuana can be addictive and pregnancy use may harm children's intellectual development. It cites surveys showing over 5 million Americans smoke weekly and teen use rising with eighth graders' use doubling in three years.
Gun Lobby’s Role in Waco Hearings Remains in Play
Washington reports an ongoing clash over the gun lobby’s influence as GOP led hearings on the Waco siege begin. Rep. Henry Hyde and others condemn NRA tied interviews as partisan tactics while Republicans push to probe federal actions from the Feb 28 1993 raid to the April 19 fire that killed 81.
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Defense questions police investigation in Simpson case
Los Angeles prosecutors shift focus from Simpson's guilt to the Police Department's methods. The defense questioned an tow truck driver who admitted breaking into Simpson's Ford Bronco and removing a receipt. John Meraz testified he saw no blood in the Bronco days after the murders. Authorities say blood was found on multiple Bronco surfaces.
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Jury film footage weakens Huizenga testimony in Simpson case
Defense closes a damaging questioning session as prosecutors show a video of Simpson joking about punching the wife. Huizenga scales back credibility on several topics, with experts noting the attempt to rehabilitate him undermines his earlier statements.
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Clinton backs race and gender based preference programs
Five months after a heated debate over affirmative action President Clinton launches a forceful defense of preferences. He plans a directive to federal agencies and a 100 page report to reform the programs to aid those most in need and avoid quotas.
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Bosnian Serbs Warn Defenders Over Foreign Involvement
Bosnian Serbs warned against foreign intervention as the West weighs action to defend Srebrenica Zepa and Gorazde. The United States contemplates using helicopters to shuttle a rapid reaction force into Gorazde and possible NATO air strikes without UN approval. Serb leader Radovan Karadzic vowed to shoot down any protecting aircraft or helicopters.
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