Clinton receives Eleanor Roosevelt medal for activism
AP reports Hillary Rodham Clinton was awarded the Eleanor Roosevelt Val-Kill Medal. Kate Roosevelt Whitney, Eleanor Roosevelt’s granddaughter, praised Clinton for embodying Roosevelt’s spirit and urging others to follow the example during the ceremony.
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Drug-related medical problems cost U S outpatients billions
CHICAGO AP Frescription drug related medical problems among U S outpatients cost the nation 76 billion annually, a new study estimates. That is more than diabetes treatment and not far behind cardiovascular disease. Drug issues arise from complications, errors by staff, or patient nonadherence.
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Nevada Tops Growth With Fastest City and State Rise
Census officials say Nevada led growth from April 1990 to July 1994. Las Vegas metro area's population rose 26.2 percent from 852,646 to 1,076,267. Henderson, with over 100,000 residents, grew 5.7 percent to 101,997, making Nevada the fastest-growing state in the period.
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Sacred Heart Cathedral set for pope visit in Newark
Pope John Paul II will visit Sacred Heart Cathedral in Newark this week after greeting President Clinton at the airport. Experts call the Irish English Gothic structure one of the nation’s most majestic cathedrals, with its grandeur heightened by a rough neighborhood setting and a diverse parish population reflecting Irish German Italian and Eastern European roots. The cathedral took 55 years to complete from its cornerstone in 1999 and features brownstone turned to Vermont granite, marble floors, altars, and oak screens and pews.
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Turkish city hit by quake amid collapsing buildings in Dinar
A western Turkey earthquake at 5 57 p m Friday flattened Nedret Gece sIs five story block in Dinar. Rescue workers counted 34 dead with fears of more as heavy rain hampered, over 200 injured and cries heard from rubble. About 45 percent of structures in Dinar collapsed.
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France detonates second nuclear test in South Pacific
France conducted its second nuclear detonation in a month at Mururoa Atoll, claiming a yield near 100 kilotons and stating the test was to ensure arsenal safety. Greenpeace condemned the test as undermining disarmament, while Australia New Zealand and Japan protested by calling in French ambassadors.
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Prosecutions win in New York terrorist conspirators case
Prosecutors secured a sweeping victory as Sheik Omar Abdel-Rahman and nine others were convicted of seditious conspiracy in a federal courtroom near the United Nations. The jury deliberated 37 hours over seven days, delivering a strong message against terrorism while security was heightened in New York and Washington.
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Burnout Report Signals Strain From Defense Downsizing
A Defense Department advisory panel found that soldiers and sailors face burnout as downsizing widens workload. Interviews with over 3,000 personnel across Pacific bases reveal more deployments and slower promotions. Critics cite reduced benefits, scarce child care, and dismal housing as key factors.
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