Clinton approves closure list including McClellan base
President Clinton plans to accept the independent base closure commission findings closing 79 installations including McClellan Air Force Base near Sacramento which employs 11,000. Pentagon assurances sought for salvaging California aircraft maintenance jobs beyond the base shutdown.
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Defense Department
Independent Base Closure Commission
McClellan Air Force Base
Sacramento
Calif
Pentagon
California
McClellan
Intercepted Venona Messages Tie Rosenbergs to Atomic Spying
U S officials released 49 decrypted Venona transcripts showing Rosenbergs identified as atomic spies. The documents, dating from the 1940s, implicate Julius and Ethel Rosenberg in espionage for the Soviet Union, supporting the 1953 executions.
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Angeles Times
Washington
U.S
Julius and
Ethel Rosenberg
FBI
David Kahn
National Security Agency
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
CIA
John Deutch
Army Intelligence
Venona
Kim Philby
Estrogen therapy linked to breast cancer questioned by new study
A Seattle area study of 1029 women ages 50 to 64 finds no increased breast cancer risk from estrogen alone or with progestin. This challenges a prior June NEJM report showing higher risk for hormone users after five years. Both teams call for further research.
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Chicago
University of Washington
Janet Stanford
Stanford
Today
Journal of the American Medical Association
New England Journal of Medicine
Alcohol abuse harms women’s hearts more than men
A two year study by Jefferson Medical College and the University of Barcelona finds female alcoholics incur about 40 percent more heart damage than male drinkers. Women drinking nine beverages daily showed higher heart damage than men averaging 11 drinks daily.
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Knight-Ridder
Washington
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
University of Barcelona
Spain
Emanuel Rubin
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Rubin
Smith ruled competent to stand trial in drownings
Susan Smith, 23, was deemed competent to stand trial in Union South Carolina for the drownings of her two sons Michael, 3, and Alex, 14 months. The judge noted her mental condition while a psychiatrist warned she is in personal crisis and could sabotage her defense. Jury selection proceeds as prosecutors pursue the death penalty if convicted.
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David Bruck
Judy Clarke
Smith
Donald Morgan
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