Mitchell Speaks Up Health Care Plan Costs Debated
Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell proposes ideas to trim Clinton health care costs while the White House keeps silent on compromises. House subcommittee chair Pat Williams plans a version excluding mandatory purchasing alliances.
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Nixon suffers stroke in New Jersey hospital
Former president Richard Nixon, 81, is in stable condition after a stroke at his Park Ridge home. He was transported to New York Hospital Cornell Medical Center where spokesman said he is conscious in intensive care. Billy Graham and Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis were among those visiting the hospital.
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Inkatha Drops Vote Boycott Ahead of South Africa Election
Zulu leader Mangosuthu Buthelezi concedes postponement is unlikely as Inkatha Freedom Party negotiates entry into the April 26-28 vote. President de Klerk and ANC chief Mandela may approve a deal to end the Inkatha boycott, aiming to quell violence and restore voting.
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Court to review gun free zones
The Supreme Court agreed to decide whether the 1990 Gun Free School Zones Act remains valid and if a San Antonio student who took a gun to school in 1992 can be affirmed. The case also covers a related plant breeding dispute from Iowa and other actions on free speech and plea negotiations.
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EPA warns on lead in private well water pumps
The EPA issued an advisory urging private well users with brass fitted submersible pumps to drink bottled water until testing, after a study found brass fittings can leach lead into water. The advisory targets about 6 million U.S. households. home testers and labs are listed with toll free numbers for questions.
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