Communists press to delay Yeltsin PM nomination
In Moscow the State Duma seeks to delay confirming Boris Yeltsin’s pick for prime minister, Sergei Kiriyenko, until the president consults lawmakers. Zyuganov said lawmakers must consider the candidacy within a week but voting is not required yet.
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Tobacco bill would cap liability in clash with industry
Congress moves a Marquette Bill compromise to curb tobacco damage claims while stripping many legal shields. McCain says broad GOP-Dem support exists, but industry decries the measure as punitive. Officials warn ad restrictions may face constitutional challenges amid negotiations and threats to resist curbs.
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Man Who Killed 5 Executed in Florida
Daniel Remeta, 40, was executed in Florida's electric chair for killing five people across Arkansas Kansas and Florida during a February 1985 spree. He urged authorities to pull the switch and was pronounced dead at 7 12 a m EST. The execution followed another by Judy Buenoano for murder in 1971.
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Treatment growth of heart bypass with engineered hormone
In Atlanta researchers report injections of a genetically engineered hormone help patients grow new blood vessels in the heart. The method aims to bypass blockages causing angina and could offer an alternative to surgery. In the first trial 13 of 15 patients experienced eased angina.
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Dazed survivors find miracles in aftermath
In St Peter Minnesota a tornado tore roofs and toppled a tree but a birch sapling remained unharmed with a bird feeder in its branches. Residents filmed the wreckage as the town of 10000 faced a disaster leaving two dead an elderly man and a six year old boy.
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Clinton Jones case seeks Lewinsky evidence on appeal
Attorneys for Paula Jones ask the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to admit Monica Lewinsky related facts as they press a sexual harassment claim against President Clinton. The briefing notes Clinton linked sex and employment, while Lewinsky denies sexual contact with him. Gracen confirms past consensual contacts in Arkansas. Campaign reform faces House hurdle as Democrats and some Republicans plot votes. HIV disability ruling under Supreme Court review questions whether HIV infection qualifies as a disability for discrimination protections. Muhammad Abdul Aziz chosen to head Harlem mosque post clarifies his role in Malcolm X slaying case.
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