Australian syndicate claims $27 million Virginia Lotto jackpot
An Australian lottery syndicate filed to claim the $27 million Virginia Lotto jackpot amid reports it spent $5 million to corner a winning share. Lottery officials said validation may extend to end of next week as they confirm who bought and where the ticket was purchased. The Forest Service also moved to protect the northern spotted owl across 5.9 million acres, risking jobs, after a court order.
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Richmond
United States
Kenneth Thorson
Thorson
Washington
Forest Service
Northwest
U.S
William Dwyer
Seattle
Washington State
Plane crash in Colorado kills six in snowstorm
A Mitsubishi MU-2 twin engine plane crashed during a Colorado snowstorm killing all six aboard. Search for two missing avalanche victims was halted by weather. Wreckage found about three miles south of New Castle, near Glenwood Springs.
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Colorado Mountains
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Dallas
Garfield County
New Castle
Colorado
Democratic candidates debate after Kerrey exit
Four remaining Democratic contenders debated on ABC Nightline focusing on campaign finance tax cuts and Europe troop limits. Jerry Brown pressed for sharp Europe troop reductions while Clinton defended a sizable postwar European force. Tsongas noted Kerrey’s line against Bush, and no health care plan was discussed.
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Dallas
Europe
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
ABC News
Nightline
Edmund G
Jerry” Brown
California
Colorado
Brown
Tom Harkin
Iowa
U.S
Paul Tsongas
Bill Clinton
Clinton
South
Jerry
Tsongas
Kerrey
Bush
Guidelines urge more painkillers for patients
Federal guidelines urged earlier and higher doses of painkillers after surgery for adults and children, recommending morphine as the drug of choice. Health officials urged planning for pain control to reduce suffering, slower recovery, and longer hospital stays.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Health and Human Services
Louis Sullivan
Department
Agency For Health Care Policy and Research
United States
James Mason
U.S. Public Health Service
House approves Democratic budget with expanded defense cuts
The House backed a 1993 budget largely along party lines with far larger defense cuts than Bush proposed and a shift toward social and job programs. The vote highlighted White House pressure over tax cuts and the impeachment of policy battles as Democrats push growth and recession relief.
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House
Bush
White House
Samuel Skinner
Congress
Senate
Soviet Union
Census worker fired after estimating Iraqi death toll
A Census Bureau demographer, Beth Osbourne Daponte, was fired after publishing estimates of Iraqi deaths from the war and postwar hardship. Her figures cited 86,194 men 39,612 women and 32,195 children. The firing followed accusations of false information and untrustworthiness amid White House resistance to casualty discussion.
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Washington Post
Washington
Census Bureau
Iraq
Beth Osborne Daponte
Daponte
Barbara Boyle Torrey
Bureau
Center For International Research
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