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First medicines target rogue cancer gene to halt tumors
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President Clinton plans to end the 16 year federal funding ban on abortion and will omit the Hyde Amendment from his upcoming budget. Critics warn of political defeat in Congress while supporters cite potential rises in Medicaid funded procedures and costs.
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Ruth Harkin has been selected to be president of the Overseas Private Investment Corp. OPIC assists U S firms investing in developing nations and will require Senate confirmation. Clinton praised her experience in agriculture and trade and noted the need to resign from Akin Gump to take the post paying 119300 dollars.
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