Conservatives Seek Packwood Hearings Public hearing push from family value groups
Conservative groups press for public hearings on sexual misconduct allegations against Senator Bob Packwood and warn GOP allies not to treat the ethics case lightly. The groups say their influence could shape the Senate ethics committee’s move to trial. An anonymous official warns of public challenge to the party if missteps occur.
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Graham Cancels Live Sermon Delivers Tape Message
Rev Billy Graham hospitalized for internal bleeding at East General Hospital Toronto canceled a live sermon at a religious crusade but spoke to thousands via taped message. Doctors found colon bleeding Tuesday, stopped it, no tumor located, and advised one more night in hospital.
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Clinton vetoes spending cuts as both sides seek deal
President Clinton rejected a 16.4 billion spending cuts bill in his first veto. Republicans say the measure would cut too much education, environment, and housing aid and would not pass. Both sides still seek a compromise as meetings are planned amid disputes over deficit reduction.
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Jurors Review Autopsy Errors in Simpson Case
In Los Angeles jurors consider autopsy mistakes after viewing photos. prosecutor Brian Kelberg questions the coroner and Dr Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran cites more than 30 errors including mislabeling samples and misreading wounds.
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Senate approves 2 billion anti-terrorism bill in 91 8 vote
The measure inspired by the Oklahoma City bombing passes the Senate 91 to 8. It expands federal law enforcement funding and wiretapping authority and puts pressure on the House to act. The package aligns with President Clinton’s push for stronger national security powers.
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Clinton signs bipartisan anti-terrorism bill amid Oklahoma City remembrance
President Clinton praised a Senate vote on a $15 billion anti terrorism measure aimed at strengthening tools for law enforcement and military use in emergencies. He urged the House to pass similar legislation promptly to deter future attacks and enhance terrorism case prosecutions.
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Simpson trial update on coroner testimony details
Los Angeles County Coroner Lakshmanan Sathyavagiswaran told jurors Nicole Brown Simpson probably faced her killer briefly and was struck against a wall during a struggle before dying from a throat wound. He said Ronald Goldman could have been killed while she was unconscious. Judge Lance Ito barred reporters from autopsy and crime scene photos until Monday or after the coroner testifies.
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