Briefs: Simpson children case and Kemp 2000 bid
Police and a social worker checked O J Simpson's home after a tip that he might harm his children if the verdict went against him. No danger found. Jack Kemp said he is preparing for a possible 2000 White House run and will form a fundraising PAC after the 1998 elections. Army to revisit misconduct rules following allegations against Sgt Maj Gene McKinney amid a dispute over disciplinary policy.
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F-16s Near Civilian Flight Prompt Navy FAA Tension
Air-traffic tapes show two F-16s were cleared to train near the New Jersey coast without explicit notice of Nations Air Flight 727 in the restricted zone. A civilian controller demanded the fighters stay clear as the Nations Air jet took evasive action. NTSB opened an investigation, interviewing crews and reviewing radar and voice tapes after two incidents.
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GOP vows to oppose immigrant benefit reinstatement
House Republicans led by Bill Archer pledge to fight any move by the Clinton administration to restore welfare and related aid to legal immigrants. They urge a rapid tax-simplification plan by May 1 while defending taxpayers against perceived abuse.
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Man Mistakenly Shoots Wife In Florida Home
In Miami Springs Florida a man shot and killed his pregnant wife believing she was a burglar. Miguel Faraldo aged 32 said he woke to noises in his suburban home and fired after finding what he mistook for an intruder.
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Mediation under way as American Airlines pilots strike deadline nears
American Airlines management and the Allied Pilots Association head into federal mediation with a strike deadline set for 12:01 a.m. Saturday. The dispute centers on regional jets and pay disparities between American Eagle pilots and mainline crews, risking grounding during Presidents Day weekend.
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New York Starts Mandatory HIV Testing for Newborns
New York hospitals have begun mandatory HIV testing of all newborns, the first such program in the United States. The policy requires disclosure of results and follow up counseling for mothers, with testing tracing maternal infection rather than the baby's status.
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