Bush attends two hour service at Lomax A M E Zion Church
President Bush an Episcopalian joined Barbara Bush and Dorothy LeBlond for morning worship at Lomax A M E Zion Church in Arlington Virginia. White House press secretary Marlin Fitzwater will take on counselor duties adding to his role shaping Bush communications.
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Dorothy LeBlond
Lomax A.M.E. Zion Church
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Samuel Skinner
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Doctors Move Toward Reform of Health Care
Washington AP The American Medical Association, long opposed to compulsory insurance, signals a shift toward health care reform. While seeking to protect physician incomes, the AMA supports universal basic coverage and may back employer or government funded options, strengthening its political clout with sizable donations.
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Macy on verge of bankruptcy after debt burden grows
Suppliers and analysts say R H Macy & Co is near filing for Chapter 11 protection as debts reach 3.5 billion tied to a 1986 leveraged buyout. Macy's would not confirm plans while negotiations continue, and suppliers report missed January payments.
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Noted actor Jose Ferrer dies at 80 in Florida
Academy Award winner Jose Ferrer, 80, died after a short illness at Doctors' Hospital in Coral Gables Florida. Ferrer famed for Cyrano de Bergerac on stage and screen, won 1950 Oscar and two Tony Awards, with a career spanning more than five decades. Rosemary Clooney, his third wife, mourned his loss. Ferrer is survived by six children including Miguel Ferrer.
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Vietnam veteran returns to Asia with camera
Ken Monahan a 45 year old former Marine plans a three week photographic tour of Vietnam starting at the demilitarized zone with a Vietnamese guide. He aims to help 500000 American veterans with PTSD by showing peaceful rural scenes to replace haunting war memories.
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U S aided Iraq secretly in 1982 to aid war effort
The New York Times, citing officials, reports the Reagan administration provided highly classified intelligence to Iraq in spring 1982 and allowed U S made arms sales to Baghdad. The aid helped Saddam Hussein dodge defeat in the Iran Iran-Iraq conflict and contributed to Iraq becoming a regional power before its 1990 invasion of Kuwait. The Hersh report is based on interviews with current and former White House, intelligence and State Department officials.
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