GOP pledge to unite agenda echoed by Dole on CBS
In a CBS Face the Nation appearance Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole vowed Republicans will unite to push a shared agenda and block Democratic efforts early in the new Congress. He urged colleagues to stick with the leader and table costly or off-target proposals.
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Bosnia opens four month truce amid talks to sustain ceasefire
In Sarajevo a hopeful start to 1993 as government and Serb rebels agree to regional commissions to monitor progress in Sarajevo Tuzla and Gornji Vakuf. UN commander Rose hails talks and a tentative plan to open civilian routes from Sarajevo with limited shooting reported nearby.
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Death toll rises from New Year revelry across the U S
At least 11 people die in New Year celebrations across multiple states. Five Roanoke victims were killed after an argument at a party. A Raeford pool hall shooting left four dead and one wounded. An 11 year old in Phoenix died from a celebratory gunfire bullet and a Boston tourist was killed by a stray bullet in New Orleans. Robert May, 27, was arrested for murder in Roanoke.
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Fire kills four patients in Virginia hospital blaze
Dr. Ashok Kumar woke amid smoke and flames in Southside Regional Medical Center in Petersburg. The Saturday night fire killed a female patient and left four others dead from smoke inhalation while injuring four more and prompting evacuations on the hospital’s upper floors. A nurse and firefighters saved Kumar as flames and falling ceiling debris threatened his room on the fourth floor. Fire officials probed whether smoking in a patient room started the blaze.
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Boston abortion clinics attacked amid calls of holy war
Two people were killed and five wounded in shootings at two Boston area abortion clinics, amid rhetoric from foes that supporters say risks violence. The gunman, 22 year old John Salvi III, had a fetus image and scripture chant motifs, while opponents urged calm and church leaders urged restraint.
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GOP Represents More Affluent Voters in New House
AP analysis shows the new Republican majority presides over districts that are wealthier, whiter, and less urban than Democratic areas. Average GOP constituents earn about 4000 dollars more yearly. poverty rates are lower and minority representation smaller.
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