Drugs Suspected As Singer Hospitalized
SEATTLE AP Singer Courtney Love was hospitalized overnight for a possible drug overdose. She was taken to Harborview Medical Center around 12:30 a.m. Sunday and discharged at 2 p.m. in satisfactory condition. Medics were sent to her Seattle home after a call listed as a drug overdose. Fire Department spokeswoman Georgia Taylor said inquiries to Love’s publicist were not immediately answered. Love’s husband, Kurt Cobain, Nirvana lead singer, killed himself in April 1994 in the same house.
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Gasoline prices level off after three weeks rise
Nationwide gas prices show modest cooling after a three week climb. Lundberg Survey finds unleaded regular at 122.43 cents per gallon at self serve, mid grade 132.08, premium 140.51, leaded 121.80.
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Clinton Proposes Budget Plan Distinct From GOP Paths
President Clinton works on a plan to balance the budget in ten years, restoring education and Medicare cuts seen in GOP outlines and rejecting a large tax cut. Panetta calls GOP timing irrepsonsible and warns against October government shutdown threats while urging a longer ten year balance.
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Bomb Turns Colombia Plaza Into Screaming Tangle of Mutilation
A music festival in Medellin turned deadly when a blast killed 29 and injured 205, shattering a decade of calm amid drug violence. A 17 year old resident was arrested with five cans of gunpowder. sketches of three suspects were released and a $625000 reward offered for tips. Police speculate guerrilla involvement as victims waited for blood donations and hospitals faced crowded wards.
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IBM and Lotus Strike Quick Friendly Buyout Deal
IBM and Lotus Development Corp reach an agreement to buy Lotus for 8.52 billion dollars, lifting the hostile bid. Lotus CEO Jim Manzi agrees to proceed after talks with IBM head Louis Gerstner Jr, who will raise the price and keep Manzi in charge. The deal expands Lotus Notes groupware reach and strengthens IBM's software position while analysts note continued Microsoft OS dominance risks.
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Cordial Showdown Brings Partnership in Campaign Reform Effort
Clinton and Gingrich pledged to push a blue ribbon commission on lobbying and campaign finance reform arising from a cordial televised clash in New Hampshire. The pair debated Medicare, the budget and UN involvement, delivering a soft tone despite sharp policy differences.
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Clinton Gingrich clash at senior center picnic
President and Newt Gingrich shared a platform at the Earl Bourdon Senior Center in a wooded picnic setting before about 250 elderly attendees. Clinton pressed Medicare protections and opposed a large House tax cut, while Gingrich warned Medicare's finances were in crisis and touted limited increases under his overhaul.
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