Inmate Executed In Texas After Landmark Supreme Court Ruling
Leonel Herrera, 45, was put to death by injection in Huntsville Texas after more than 44 hours of last minute appeals. He proclaimed innocence and claimed his dead brother was the killer in the 1981 shooting of Enrique Carrisalez a Los Fresnos police officer. Herrera had sought delayed evidence claims tied to a Supreme Court ruling.
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High Court
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Long Term Health Plan Aims at Home Based Care and Benefits
White House adviser Ira Magaziner outlined Clinton's health overhaul features to policymakers and health groups. The plan aims to cut drug costs, support home and community based care, extend Medicaid eligibility for nursing home bills, and keep Medicare intact while offering a separate long term care benefit for those who need it.
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Congress
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Colonel Opposes Lifting Gay Ban In Military
Col Fred Peck testifies to the Senate Armed Services Committee opposing lifting the gay ban citing his son’s sexuality and parental divorce history. Schwarzkopf and Warner push for a policy allowing service without disclosure. Nunn Exon weigh compromise while some insist a ban would harm morale and readiness.
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Voter Registration Bill Faces Senate Delays
Washington report on the motor voter bill as Senate rules and a 41 vote filibuster stall progress. Debate stretched over weeks with 62 36 final Senate vote after three day blockades and House pass.
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Clinton
Senate
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White House
Birney Still Favoring Classic Shakespeare Roles in Career
David Birney, known for St. Elsewhere and Oh God Book II, stars as Benedick in Much Ado About Nothing in Princeton NJ through May 30 before heading to Washington. He describes his career as balancing television and stage work with a steady focus on Shakespeare. White House tensions arise as officials acknowledge George Stephanopoulos hosted Jennifer Grey at the Oval Office to view Clinton’s radio address.
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Stephanopoulos
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