Protests Resume At Planned Parenthood Clinic In Brookline
Protests returned to a Brookline Planned Parenthood location with about 90 participants kneeling on wet pavement and praying rosaries. The gathering marked the first organized event since a Dec. 30 shooting that killed two receptionists, with one suspect charged in the slayings.
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Clinton vows veto over scrapping 100000 police plan
President Clinton threatens to veto any repeal of the pledge to place 100,000 police on U S streets as House Republicans back a crime bill rewrite. GOP leaders argue for community choice and flexible funding while White House cites past abuses of block grants.
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Mexican troops press Chiapas drive as Zapatistas retreat
In Chiapas troops advance into rebel areas while Zapatistas flee to jungle. An army lieutenant colonel, 48, became the crackdown casualties near Guadalupe Tepeyac. Subcomandante Marcos remains at large. Public opinion showed support for the crackdown ahead of Jalisco election.
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Government troops sweep Chiapas as rebels targeted
Government forces move through rebel dominated areas in Chiapas after accusing guerrilla leaders of plotting attacks across Mexico. Subcomandante Marcos Rafael Sebastian Guillen, 37, is named as spokesman for the Liberation Army.
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White House defends Foster on hysterectomies
The White House defended Henry Foster’s past with hysterectomies on severely retarded women in the 1960s and 70s while noting medical practices have changed. Administration officials said sterilization by hysterectomy was once accepted, now deemed inappropriate, and Foster is prepared to address Senate questions.
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Grand jury probes Packwood over lobbyist job offers
A federal grand jury is investigating whether Sen. Bob Packwood illegally solicited jobs from four lobbyists for his ex wife to reduce alimony. Probes also focus on diaries and sexual misconduct allegations from a Senate ethics inquiry.
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