Dramatic Food Stamp Lines in Los Angeles Crisis
In Panorama City thousands waited in long lines for emergency food stamps as housing strains from the Northridge quake ease. Police quelled surging crowds while many appointments stretched into February in a sign of lingering relief efforts. In Boston, the state high court overturned Alfred Hunters murder conviction over tainted testimony from the airplane shooting case.
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Senate demands U.N. cut ties over pedophilia group
The Senate approved a 99 to 0 vote demanding the United Nations sever all links to groups tolerant of pedophilia. The move targets a U.N. agency decision to grant consultative status to the International Lesbian and Gay Association, which includes NAMBLA as a member, and accuses administration officials of indecision.
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House backs Holocaust survivor seeks German reparations
The House urged President Clinton to press German Chancellor Helmut Kohl and Foreign Minister Klaus Kinkel to aid Hugo Princz, a death camp survivor, in securing German reparations. The resolution passed by voice vote and mirrors a similar Senate measure from last November.
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Clinton aides hint at health concessions
The White House offered concessions on the scope of its health plan as President Clinton reiterated a no-exceptions stance on universal coverage. Treasury Secretary Lloyd Bentsen signaled flexibility for large firms to self-insure, while White House aides framed timing as adjustable and ongoing talks with lawmakers continued.
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Doing nothing may be best for prostate cancer
Boston reports a study on watchful waiting for early stage prostate cancer showing ten year survival nearly as high as surgery or radiation. Doctors caution against abandoning treatment but highlight counseling about options.
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U.S. to deploy Patriot missiles to South Korea
The Pentagon plans to move Patriot air defense missiles to South Korea as a rational defense measure against a possible North Korean Scud attack. Officials caution timing and final approval are not set, with White House and Pentagon clarifying the direction but not decisions. The plan echoes past Gulf War use of Patriots for regional defense.
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LaRouche Released From Prison Announces 1996 Run
Lyndon LaRouche, 71, freed from a five year sentence for mail fraud and conspiracy, returns to Virginia after serving one third of a 15 year term. He plans another presidential bid in 1996, tied to the narcotic funding charges and IRS defrauding scheme.
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