Violence High as ANC and Inkatha Clash East of Johannesburg
At least nine blacks were killed and many wounded in Thokoza township amid clashes between ANC and Inkatha supporters. Reports varied with some leaders claiming 13 dead and 50 injured. Police confirmed nine deaths.
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VA Paid Benefits To Deceased Veterans Flagged By GAO
The GAO reports VA paid benefits to 1,212 veterans listed as dead by the Social Security Administration, with about 100 known to have died ten years earlier. The potential annual loss from erroneous payments is estimated at 5.7 million dollars. VA will match death records with SSA data to halt future payments.
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Women may ruminate more in depression study
Boston AP report cites Stanford psychologist Susan Nolen-Hoeksema at the APA meeting noting women may dwell longer on low mood, a rumination pattern linked to longer depressions and more episodes. A small study found women favored solitary reflection over distractive coping strategies.
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Ultraviolet therapy shows promise for AIDS patients
Four of five AIDS related complex patients in a preliminary trial showed decreased symptoms and improved immune function after extracorporeal photopheresis. Lab studies indicate the treatment may kill the virus and stimulate immunity, though data require corroboration.
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Liberian rebel chief laughs at death claim
Prince Johnson, head of one rebel faction fighting Liberia's government, dismissed reports of his death. rival Charles Taylor said his forces killed Johnson in an ambush, but Johnson spoke to BBC in London and told reporters he was alive and well at his Caldwell field headquarters.
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