Hosokawa offers to quit as Japan crisis deepens
In Tokyo Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa proposed resigning in a meeting with coalition leaders. The Socialist Party chief and officials could not immediately confirm the report. In Washington White House aides weigh Mitchell as potential Supreme Court pick amid ongoing speculation.
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Federal Express employee attacks cargo plane crew in Memphis
In Memphis a FedEx employee armed with a hammer and spear gun attacked a DC-10 flight crew before the crew wrestled him to the ground and landed the aircraft safely. Three crew members were critically hurt and a fourth had lesser injuries.
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Clinton faces skepticism in health care town hall
President Clinton defends his universal health plan in a Kansas City town hall, fielding concerns on costs and jobs. Business leaders like Herman Cain challenge price impacts while Clinton urges employer insurance requirements and affirms private insurance in a broader system. The event follows prior skeptical questions in North Carolina.
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Dow delays disclosure of 1975 silicone study on mice
Dow Corning faced a dispute over a 1975 internal study of mice and D4, a silicone component in implants. Dow said D4 was non harmful unless paired with another substance, while an independent expert warned high D4 levels were toxic. Lawyers pursue a multibillion dollar settlement as claims grow.
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Judge extends ban on gun raids in public housing
U.S. District Judge Wayne Anderson refused to lift a ban on warrantless gun searches in Chicago public housing projects. He rejected housing officials and tenants who urged sweeps to curb gang violence, warning that eroding civil rights harms all residents.
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