Clinics reopen after shootings as Boston shootings noted brief
Boston abortion clinics begin seeing patients again with Planned Parenthood reopening Friday and Preterm Health Services to open today. A clinic spokeswoman says staff show renewed dedication though she declined to reveal her last name for security reasons. The multi item brief also covers Guerneville flooding with rivers rising after storms and a DNA breast cancer risk test reported by Seattle researchers. Clinton plans White House meeting with about 20 former admirals and generals for national security advice.
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Perry warns Israel on curbing nuclear arms and Iran risk
Defense Secretary William Perry in Jerusalem warns Israel to curb nuclear arms and prevent Iran from becoming a power. He cites fears over Iran and possible Russian help, and supports a region wide nonproliferation regime without pressuring Israel to join the NPT. Perry tours the Golan Heights and meets Rabin amid Syria peace talks.
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North Korea to Lift Ban on U S Trade in Nuclear Deal
North Korea announced it will end its ban on trade and financial dealings with the United States with effect mid January. The move will allow U S ships into North Korean ports and restore telecom links as part of the October 21 framework aimed at dismantling its nuclear program.
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Supreme Court weighs desegregation policies in major review
Washington Post reports the Supreme Court will examine government programs aimed at correcting racial inequalities in schools contracts and voting districts. The piece notes the court's shift over recent years with new justices and changes in personnel, and cites potential for dramatic changes in affirmative action and related policies. It includes quotes from scholars and lawyers about possible shifts in the court's approach to equal protection and remedies for past discrimination.
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Bipartisan truce erodes in TV talk shows
President Clinton and congressional Republicans clashed over spending cuts taxes and a constitutional balanced budget amendment in a weekend display on NBC CBS and other networks. Democrats led by Al Gore accused Republicans of dodging specifics while Republicans including Bob Dole argued the exact cuts depend on future economic performance.
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