NATO leader urges Europe safety amid rising crises in Athens
NATO Secretary General Manfred Woerner told a high level meeting in Athens that public opinion demands Europe be made safe and secure as violence persists in former Yugoslavia and other crisis areas. He cited unfinished security work for Europe and NATO's role with 18 former Cold War foes.
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Clinton poised to nominate Breyer for Supreme Court
President Clinton plans to nominate Stephen Breyer a Boston born federal appeals judge as the first Supreme Court pick of a Democratic president in 25 years Breyer 54 heads the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals and was confirmed under Carter with broad Republican support He faces a Senate review after a face to face White House meeting and a background check completion prior to an announced decision possibly today or Saturday
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Europe Faces AIDS Explosion Says WHO Official
BERLIN The wall’s fall raises fears of a rising AIDS burden in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. Henning Mikkelsen of WHO cautions authorities overwhelmed by turmoil to act now. Estimates cite 50 000 infected regionwide with 3 000+ disease cases, while 2 850 cases are officially reported.
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Democrats Refiguring Tax Plan Faces Liberal Conservative Clash
Senators Rockefeller and Riegle voiced concerns over Medicare and Medicaid cuts in Clinton deficit plan while Democrats seek alternatives to a broader energy tax. A proposed 7.3 cent gasoline tax by Breaux drew Western opposition and Clinton aides urged balance. Transportation secretary Pena criticized the shift, signaling widening partisan sensitivities ahead of next year's elections.
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