Clinton budgets funds for international population groups
President Clinton will include funding in the FY1994 budget for international population control groups that provide abortions. The United Nations Fund for Population Activities and the International Planned Parenthood Federation would be funded, reversing Reagan and Bush-era cutoffs.
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Clinton admin names 44 nations in unfair trade report
The United States accuses 44 countries of unfair trade barriers blocking American exports. Japan leads with 28 pages of alleged restrictions, followed by the European Community with 16 pages and China with 12. The 275 page document signals possible sanctions if actions are pursued.
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Attorney: Koresh needs a doctor amid siege stand off
Houston attorney Dick DeGuerin says David Koresh is suffering from wounds and needs a doctor as the monthlong Waco siege continues. DeGuerin has met Koresh five times and plans to meet again, noting Koresh’s health may slow talks with federal agents.
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Blackmun blocks North Dakota abortion law
Justice Blackmun temporarily halts a 1991 North Dakota abortion law that imposes a 24 hour waiting period and requires risk disclosure. The Fargo Women’s Health Organization argues the sole clinic faces hardship for women who must travel long distances. the court will review the emergency request.
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Budget plan boosts farm spending in compromise bill
Negotiators reached a compromise budget outline increasing federal farm spending about 50 percent above Clinton’s proposal. The plan would cut agriculture by 2.6 billion, down from 4.9 billion, narrowing the deficit by 500 million over five years. Senator Jim Exon called the move a victory for agriculture. The House approved the measure. the Senate is expected to follow.
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Ex-chief judge Sol Wachtler pleads guilty to harassment
Former New York chief judge Sol Wachtler admits harassing his ex lover Joy Silverman for over a year and pleads guilty to mail harassment in U S District Court. Prosecutors drop a five count indictment and he faces up to five years in prison with a recommended sentence of 12 to 18 months.
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Sixth suspect sought in New York World Trade Center case
Federal prosecutors in Manhattan indicted Ramzi Ahmed Yousef a 25 year old Iraqi born cab driver as a participant in the World Trade Center incident. A warrant was issued for his arrest and investigators say the core plot has been identified. Yousef was a roommate of Mohamad Salameh who rented part of the vehicle used in the Feb 26 attack that killed six and injured over a thousand.
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TWA jet crash at JFK linked to multiple failures
The National Transportation Safety Board said a Trans World Airlines jet crashed on takeoff from JFK after a defective stall warning, maintenance oversights, and a poorly coordinated crew decision. It praised the evacuation of 292 people as timely and exemplary.
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