Federal deficit hits eighty-one point six billion in two months
The Treasury reports an eighty-one point six billion dollar deficit for the first two months of fiscal 1993, slightly above the prior year's pace. Bush officials project deficits around three hundred thirty-one to three hundred forty-one billion, with economists predicting about three hundred ten billion.
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Government to monitor ceasefire in Angola towns
Angola’s government agreed to help monitor a peace plan and ensure rebel withdrawal from Uige and Negage. U S official Jeffrey Davis said rebels should be out by week’s end as U S U N and rebel representatives plan to oversee the withdrawal.
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Dutch charter jet crash in Portugal claims many lives
A Martinair DC-10 crashed on landing at Faro after its wing struck the runway. Officials report 54 dead with 282 of 340 aboard surviving. Rescue crews worked amid smoke as passengers escaped through ruptures and open sections aided by nearby firefighting equipment and inflatable chutes.
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Bush aide linked to passport search
DOJ documents show White House political director Janet Mullins helped direct the search of Bill Clinton's passport files. A three-judge panel appointed Joseph diGenova to pursue a full probe and urged consideration of six possible felony violations by Mullins.
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One Million Americans Lose Health Insurance in 1991
A Census-based study by Physicians for a National Health Program and Public Citizen reports about one million people earning 25 000 to 50 000 dollars lost health coverage in 1991. The uninsured were mostly men with shifts in racial composition including whites and blacks.
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Steffie Woolhandler
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Sidney Wolfe
Public Citizen’s Health Research Group
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Milosevic appears headed for re election in Yugoslavia
Milosevic leads with about 15 percent counted at 56 percent while challenger Milan Panic cites widespread fraud and seeks annulment. Observers flag irregularities and EC ministers in Brussels discuss intensified sanctions to isolate Serbia and Montenegro.
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Israel Defends Expulsion Order Against Extremists
Prime Minister Rabin defended expelling 415 suspected Muslim extremists calling them one of the most murderous groups. Deportees marched from a snow hillside camp in south Lebanon toward Israeli lines and were repelled. two were wounded. Rabin vowed they will not return and kept Middle East peace talks alive. Israel’s Supreme Court granted a new hearing on their fate after civil rights lawyers warned of danger.
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College student arrested in baby's death
Suzanne Fenton, 19, of Maryland, a college sophomore, faced a bail of 220000 after being accused of killing her newborn and disposing of the body in a trash bin behind a Wheeling IRS office. The baby died from a head blow. autopsy confirmed the cause. A preliminary hearing was set for December 28.
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Suzanne Fenton
Gambrills
Wheeling Jesuit College
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Ed Long
Internal Revenue Service
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Organ donation urged as social duty by ethicists
The Communitarian Network argues organs should be made available at death by law unless blocked in advance, framing donation as a social duty to reduce suffering. Critics warn against state-imposed choices given personal, religious, and ethical implications.
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Amitai Etzioni
George Washington University
Andrew Kimbrell
Foundation On Economic Trends
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