U N Forces Press Offensive in Mogadishu Neighborhood
U N forces battled Aidid supporters in the Aidid neighborhood of Mogadishu waking dawn exchanges of gunfire. Tanks armored carriers blocked access to compounds of Aidid Col Omar Jess and Osman Atto as U N air and ground units aimed to crush the warlord amid continued shelling and loudspeaker warnings for civilians to flee.
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Aidid
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Metal Bouton Boutros Ghall
Ahmad Fawzi
Jobless claims steady as week ends June 5
The Labor Department reported 844000 first time unemployment claims for the week ending June 5 unchanged from the prior week. The four week moving average rose to 343250 while emergency unemployment filings slipped to 25045. State declines and increases were reported with Michigan Illinois Texas New Jersey and Georgia showing notable drops and Alabama Ohio Louisiana Minnesota and Oregon showing increases.
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FCC Delay To Cost Cable Customers $250 Million
FCC delays enforcement of the new cable TV law will amount to overcharges for consumers. The FCC estimates cable operators overcharge about $1 billion yearly, with three extra months of rates before claims can be filed, voiced by Rep. Edward Markey and Gene Kimmelman.
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Federal Communications Commission
Commission
Edward Markey
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House Energy and Commerce Telecommunications
Gene Kimmelman
Consumer Federation of America
James Quelle
SRS reports low radiation exposure well under limits
WSRC estimated that the average SRS worker in 1992 was exposed to about 15 millirem, roughly four percent of typical background radiation. Frank Jordan, SRS health protection chief, said goals are well below requirements with room to spare and noted no internal exposures above 100 millirem after intake. The plant follows ALARA, keeping exposures as low as reasonably achievable.
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SRS
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Jordan
SRS Opens Worker Wellness Program At Savannah River Site
The Savannah River Site launches a wellness program to curb rising medical costs. Anne Rhein and the Medical University of South Carolina tailor the plan with WSRC medical staff to address controllable risk factors like blood pressure smoking weight and stress. The effort aims to reduce disease costs and improve employee health and attendance.
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Medica University of South Carolina
Anne Rhein
Medical University
Rhein
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