Bobbitt Falls Behind On Support Payments
Niagara Falls AP report notes John Wayne Bobbitt faces $83,000 in back child support to Beatrice Williams. In family court he was ordered to pay $5,000 by Nov 8, with payments to be funded by his film producers directly to Williams. He says his funds are controlled by his agent and he has never met his son.
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N.Y
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Bobbitt
Beatrice Williams
Ms. Williams
Lorena
Post Office Announces 1996 Stamp Releases Plan
The U S Postal Service will unveil 93 stamp designs across 30 subjects at a Nov 7 Washington ceremony hosted by Postmaster General Marvin Runyon at the National Postal Museum. Additional local briefings will occur in 11 cities over three days. The second story notes Columbia astronauts taking short breaks on the 16 day shuttle mission to avoid disrupting experiments.
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Separatist Defeat Prompts Postvote Turmoil in Quebec
Quebec votes narrowly to stay with Canada 50.6 to 49.4 amid street clashes between youths from rival camps. Postballot tensions spike as separatist leaders fault big business and non francophone immigrants, while co leader Jacques Parizeau decries the defeat and pledges renewed effort.
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Canada
Quebec
National Unity
Jacques Pariveaut
Quebec vote leaves separatists stunned in tense aftermath
The result shows Yes ahead by a slim margin with Quebecers split along language lines. Parizeau blamed the loss on a tiny margin while Chretien urged dialogue and reforms. Downtown Montreal erupted in chaotic clashes as supporters from both sides faced off amid shouting and horns.
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Jean Chretien
Canada
Parizeau
Elderly May Get Choice In GOP Medicare Plan
Washington report outlines a GOP Medicare overhaul allowing seniors to join physician and hospital led networks under Medicare Plus. Plans would receive fixed annual payments rather than per service fees. Critics note risk of restricted tests and referrals similar to HMOs.
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Annals of Internal Medicine of Physicians
California
Stanley Goldfarb
Graduate Health System
Philadelphia
House Warns Against Sending Troops In Bosnia Peace Push
The House votes 315 to 103 on a nonbinding resolution opposing a presumption that US troops will be deployed to enforce a peace agreement in Bosnia. Speaker Newt Gingrich called the vote a sad message to the Clinton administration, urging clarity before any NATO peacekeeping force is formed.
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Bosnia
House
Clinton
Newt Gingrich
Nixon Center For Peace and Freedom
Gingrich
R-Ga
United States
Republic
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