World's first liver transplant patient awakens after 11 hour operation
In Pittsburgh a 35 year old man awoke and squeezed a doctor's finger a day after an 11 hour liver transplant at UPMC. He remains in critical condition as doctors note this is typical for new recipients. In Washington AP farmers earned 1.4 percent less for crops in June than May with price drops for oranges hogs cattle and tomatoes. Milk wheat corn and soybeans rose from a year earlier.
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Mandela meets UN chief seeking end to South Africa standoff
In Dakar Nelson Mandela said his Monday talk with UN Secretary General Boutros Boutros-Ghali gave him renewed hope of persuading Pretoria to resume negotiations with the ANC. Boutros-Ghali had earlier met Foreign Minister Pik Botha to push talks. In Algiers an assassin in a police uniform killed Mohamed Boudiaf, head of Algeria's ruling council, wounding 41 as gunfire and grenade blasts struck his speech hall. no group claimed responsibility amid tensions with Islamists.
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Boutros-Ghali
African National Congress
South Africa
Pik Botha
Algiers
Algeria
Mohamed Boudiaf
Aftershocks frustrate quake recovery in Yucca Valley
In Yucca Valley California aftershocks from the Sunday's magnitude 7.4 and 6.5 quakes caused new damage to a strip mall and worsened living conditions for residents. More than 1,000 homes and 33 businesses were damaged, with 20 homes and 10 businesses destroyed. Over 300 people used shelters as services faced delays. Water supply issues affected about 27,000 residents, and a 5.6 quake in Southern Nevada caused additional damage.
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Theresa Graham
San Bernardino County
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Los Angeles
San Diego
Arizona
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Nevada
Utah
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Stalking bans spread as states enact new laws
States push new statutes on stalking, abortion limits, tax cuts, and pistol bans with July 1 or January 1 effective dates. California pioneered anti stalking laws in 1990 after cases against celebrities and Orange County murders. Colorado passed a stalking bill unanimously amid testimonies from many women observers.
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Florida
Mississippi
Kansas
New Jersey
Hawaii
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Crimi Lans
Wal Justice
National Conference of State Legislatures
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California
Orange County
Hollywood
Hunzeker
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Senate
U S ready to back UN aid for Sarajevo
The Bush administration signaled readiness to support any UN decision to use all necessary measures to deliver food and medicine to Sarajevo. The UN Security Council ordered Canadian peacekeepers to secure the airport as Serb fighters began to withdraw, with preparations for an airlift and possible logistical roles for the United States.
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Bosnia
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White House
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Bush
Public debate on abortion access and parental consent
Local voices clash over unrestricted abortions and birth risks. Caffee argues most abortions aren’t life saving, while Bell warns bans burden the poor and teens. She notes unequal consent rules and cites risk of unsafe, back alley procedures if illegal nationwide.
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Edith Bell
Athens
Women's International League For Peace and Freedom
Bell
England
Canada
Roe v Wade Roe decision comments and reactions
The ruling preserves the core Roe v Wade standard that a woman may terminate a pregnancy before viability while introducing an undue burden test for abortion regulations. Justices Kennedy and Souter defend the ruling from bench, noting overruling would damage the court, with Bush praising the decision and lawmakers predicting further action. Pennsylvania provisions upheld include parental consent, waiting period, and mandatory disclosures, while existing record-keeping and 18-year-old consent rules remain in force.
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Pennsylvania
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Souter
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Roe
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