NRA finances questioned amid deficits and asset drawdown
The NRA says its finances are sound despite AP reporting cumulative deficits of 69 million dollars from 1991 to 1993 and a 3 million dollar projected shortfall for 1994, with assets pared in recent years.
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Experts say women's health care lag persists in research and access
Washington reports that despite breakthroughs in breast cancer and hormone research, experts warn women’s medical problems remain underprioritized. At the Third Annual Congress on Women’s Health, researchers note underrepresentation in trials, potential funding limits, and a survey finding many women unhappy with overall care and access.
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Federal workers face pay restraint in budget plan
Washington Congress backs seven year pay limits to save 24 billion dollars. Most federal workers may get a 2.4 percent raise next year, while top exec branch officials and Senior Executive Service would have salaries frozen for seven years. Aides caution changes possible as committees finalize details.
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Whitewater funds traced to failed S L
A federal regulator report links an Arkansas savings and loan to an $88 000 transfer to Whitewater Development Corp during a four year period when Clintons did not invest. It notes no documentation showing the Clintons knew the funds source, which allegedly came from other companies tied to partners.
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Commander Removed Over Affair With Civilian
Lt. Gen. Thomas Griffith commander of the 12th Air Force and U S Southern Command Air Forces was relieved after an affair with a civilian woman. The Air Combat Command cited loss of confidence in his ability to command due to inappropriate personal conduct.
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Mubarak survives assassination bid near Addis Ababa
Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak escaped unharmed after a convoy attack en route to an African summit in Addis Ababa. Gunfire shattered a window on his armored Mercedes as two attackers were killed after a prolonged exchange with guards. Mubarak later returned to Cairo and denounced the assault as a sign of regional instability.
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