Anti abortion protesters jailed near clinics during GOP convention
Randall Terry and Rev. Joe Slovenec were jailed for contempt of a restraining order barring protests within 100 feet of Houston abortion clinics and within 25 feet of people entering or leaving clinics during the Republican National Convention.
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Iraq vows to defy no fly zone amid air patrols
U.S. warplanes patrolled southern Iraq under the no fly zone as Saddam Hussein's government vowed to challenge the ban. Pilots reported no Iraqi jets and saw wide air activity across the country. Baghdad denounced the strikes while signaling retaliation would be political rather than military.
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Tax proposals fuel campaign barbs in Bush Clinton clash
Bush and Clinton traded barbs over tax plans as Bush campaigned in Missouri and Ohio and Clinton toured Texas. Ads accused Clinton of backing trial lawyers, while Clinton charged Bush policies favor the rich. Gore joined the Texas bus tour as Bush urged trade expansion and warned against exploiting fears.
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Average teacher salaries rise to 34213 in 1991 92
The American Federation of Teachers reports average public school teachers wages rose 3.6 percent to a record 34213 for 1991 92. It notes Arkansas led with 137 percent growth while Connecticut tops the nation at 47510 and South Dakota sits at the bottom.
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Silicone triggers specific immune responses in humans study
London AP reports a Lancet study by Randall Goldblum and colleagues showing antibodies against silicone in two children with silicone coated tubes. Johns Hopkins immunology chair Noel Rose calls findings thought provoking, suggesting silicone can elicit antibody reactions and may explain reactions to implants.
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