Harkin Targets Clinton In Post Debate Clash
Iowa Senator Tom Harkin assailed Governor Bill Clinton over Arkansas record in New Hampshire after the televised debate. Kerrey joined with attacks on Clinton health care plans while Clinton aides dismissed the criticisms and defended his cost controls and health care reform.
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Shamir vows forever rule over occupied lands in bid for votes
In a defiant campaign kickoff at a Jerusalem area settlement Shamir pledged to keep the West Bank and Gaza under Israeli rule forever while signaling faster elections. He framed autonomy talks as progress and faced U S opposition to settlement expansion amid looming parliamentary ballots and loan guarantee debates.
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East German border guards convicted in Berlin Wall shooting
Two former guards were convicted in the Berlin court for the killing of Chris Gueffroy, the last person shot while attempting to flee East Germany. One received a three year sentence, another two year suspended term, while two defendants were acquitted as trials continue and Honecker potential cases loom.
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FDA asks Dow Corning to release breast implant studies
FDA urges Dow Corning to disclose 90 studies and memoranda underpinning the silicone gel breast implant moratorium. If the company withholds, the agency says it will take other steps to obtain the documents.
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Hutchins Won't Seek Re election to New Western District
State Senator Hutchins D Audubon announces he will retire from public life after 20 years in the legislature and 60 years of age. He cites family and personal obligations and health considerations including his wife's emphysema and his own cancer surgery last fall. Senator Jack Hester welcomes the decision as a relief for a difficult race in the new western district. Senate Minority Leader Jack Rife notes surprise at the timing. Corning FDA documents memoanda status and access described by Barbara Carmichael.
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Supreme Court rejects bid to free Demjanjuk in war crimes case
Israel's Supreme Court refused to free Nazi war criminal John Demjanjuk while agreeing to review new defense evidence suggesting possible mistaken identity. A hearing will be set within three weeks to consider further materials submitted by prosecutors and defense, as Demjanjuk appeals his death sentence for crimes against humanity.
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