Couple Recovers After Kidney Transplant Marriage Milestone
Victoria Ingram Curlee and Randall celebrate their first month of marriage while recuperating from surgery in separate hospital rooms. Four doctors removed a kidney from the bride and implanted it in her husband, both operations successful per Dr. Robert Mendez.
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Clinton urges approval of trade pact in bipartisanship push
President Clinton urged Republicans and Democrats to approve a new 123 nation General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade. He tied the issue to voters' fears in a changing global economy and urged cooperation on implementing legislation for NAFTA as a high point of bipartisanship.
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White House approves declassification of 44 million documents
The White House signed an executive order declassifying 44 million pages, from World War II to the postwar era, including 5.8 million pages of Army Vietnam files. Clinton called it an open government step, critics say it barely dents the vast pre-1964 backlog.
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Pastor and wife cope after six children die in van fire
In Chicago the Willis family mourns six young children ages six weeks to thirteen after a Milwaukee highway crash caused a gas tank explosion. Parents Scott and Janet Willis, both 47, survived with burns. They remain hopeful and credit God's strength amid tragedy.
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White House shifts on child pornography conviction policy
Attorney General Janet Reno announced that the Clinton administration will not defend a Pennsylvania man convicted of purchasing sexually explicit images of minors. The brief defines child pornography to include nude depictions and provocative images of minors in underwear or swimsuits, signaling a broad enforcement stance.
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