TB trends show slowdown nationwide while NYC sees rise
Reports from the CDC indicate 1991 TB cases reached 26 283 nationwide, up 2 3 percent from 1990, a milder increase than the prior year. In New York City the outbreak is described as alarming by TB specialists.
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U N Blames Gaddafi for Libya Embassy Attacks
U N Security Council blamed Col Muammar Gaddafi for violence during anti sanction protests in Tripoli. Libyans used firebombs at the Venezuelan Embassy and tried to storm the Russian mission while others damaged several embassies. Police reinforced operations as demonstrators arrived by bus.
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Brown heckled by Jews over Jackson VP pick in NY
In New York Jerry Brown faced a hostile audience from the Jewish Community Relations Council as critics challenged his selection of Jesse Jackson as a potential running mate. Assemblyman Dov Hikind urged attendees to speak out, and two protesters were escorted out while the 30 minute session exposed Jewish voters' concerns. Jackson’s 1984 campaign era had already stirred Jewish tensions over Israel and anti-Semitism.
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Group calls for grand jury probe into Kennedy killing police conduct
A coalition of former law officers, politicians, and celebrities led by Paul Schrade urged a Los Angeles grand jury to investigate alleged willful and corrupt LAPD misconduct in the Robert Kennedy assassination probe. They accuse evidence suppression, witness manipulation, and ignored leads.
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Medicare hospital fund to run out in ten years
Trustees warn Medicare hospital trust fund will be exhausted within ten years due to rising costs and weak tax revenues. They say the fund could fail by 2002, earlier than prior estimates, and urge immediate Congressional action or broader health care reform. Social Security remains solvent until 2036.
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