Hostage incident as gunman seeks murder suspect at California medical center
A man fleeing police in Chula Vista entered a medical center and took eight hostages at gunpoint before releasing them. negotiators spoke by phone as authorities identified him as 35-year-old Robert Jacobsen who is wanted for questioning in a February 18 burglary related death.
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Infertility doctor defends actions as loving pioneer
In Alexandria Virginia prosecutor accuses Cecil Jacobson of fraud and perjury in a trial charging 52 counts. His lawyers portray him as a medical pioneer who acted out of love while demonstrating extraordinary success with high risk pregnancies.
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Democratic candidates trade verbal blows before key primaries
Bill Clinton Bob Kerrey and Paul Tsongas assailed each other as the Democratic race grows testier ahead of seven contests and 383 delegates. Kerrey mocked Clinton's Vietnam stance while Tsongas accused rivals of gas tax hypocrisy and urged a cooler, presidential tone. Republicans noted economic unease as campaigns press on toward Maryland Georgia Colorado Utah primaries and caucuses.
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President Likely to Use Item Veto in Coming Bill
President Bush is expected to test the line-item veto in an early appropriations bill. White House aides indicate he will strike individual projects, prompting a constitutional lawsuit over veto scope and boosting his stance against rival Patrick Buchanan.
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Survey shows smoking decline but obesity rise in US health risk study
The Behavioral Risk Factor Surveillance survey covering 44 states and Washington DC finds smoking around 23 percent in 1990, down from 27 percent five years earlier, while overweight rates hover near 23 percent, up 2 points since 1987. Exercise remains low at 59 percent inactive.
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