Science policy signals renewed US leadership in basic research
Washington announces a national science policy to keep the United States at the forefront of basic science, mathematics, and engineering. The plan shifts from Cold War aims to broad core interests including health care, economy, and understanding the natural world.
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White House condemns Haiti violence and invasion option
The Clinton administration denounced new violence in Haiti and tied it to the U.N. resolution authorizing force. Clinton said invasion is possible but premature to seek Congress approval. Senate and House members urged congressional authorization. Violence included the shooting of Senator Reynold Georges and attacks on asylum seekers near a U.S. Embassy center.
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Lawmakers press Treasury officials over staff shakeup
In Washington Democrats and Republicans press Deputy Treasury Secretary Roger Altman and Secretary Lloyd Bentsen over Whitewater probes. Altman vows he will not resign amid criticism as lawmakers demand changes at the Treasury. Bentsen says errors occurred but avoids calling for resignations during hours of Senate and House testimony.
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Commission urges pilot to verify workers citizenship
The U S Commission on Immigration Reform urged the Clinton administration to create a three year pilot program in five states to test a computerized worker eligibility registry using Social Security numbers. The plan would use data from the SSA and INS and consider tamper resistant cards or other verification methods amid civil liberties concerns. States named are Texas Illinois New York California and Florida. Doris Meissner of the INS welcomed closer scrutiny of the proposal as immigration debates intensify.
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Witness in Simpson Case a Convicted Felon With Bogus Leads
The mystery witness Frank Chiuchiolo, a 45 year old convicted felon, provided false information in a Mafia murder and the Polly Klaas kidnapping and has previously offered dubious tips in other cases. He claimed to have seen two white men fleeing the Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman murder scene and contacted defense investigators after the June 12 slayings.
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