Gingrich seeks reform plan but not for 1996 election
House Speaker Newt Gingrich urged creation of a political reform commission but said its findings would come after the 1996 vote. He dismissed bipartisan criticism that Republicans cooled on reform efforts. A separate item notes a protest outside a Palm Beach home over a military style birthday party and a Purple Heart purchase.
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Doctors May Withhold Care From HIV Babies Study Says
New York researchers surveyed 951 neonatologists in 1991 and found about 700 would recommend withholding aggressive treatments from babies born to HIV infected mothers, and 400 would alter care even if HIV status was not yet confirmed.
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White House Again Obtains Confidential Whitewater Files
The White House obtained confidential documents from an ongoing Whitewater probe three times, including mid November 1993 when then Associate White House Counsel Neil Eggleston retrieved a SBA report on David Hale. Hale later pleaded guilty as Starr's key cooperating witness.
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Youth gun offenses double since 1985 study finds
A Justice Department study shows 1993 weapon arrests include nearly one quarter under 18, with juvenile gun arrests rising over 100 percent from 1985 to 1993. Attorney General Janet Reno announced $8 million in grants for six communities under Safe Futures to curb juvenile crime as officials warn arrests could double by 2010.
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Justice Dept Report Shows Youth Arrest Trends in 1993 Data
The study reports 92 percent of arrests were male with 18 year olds at 1,007 per 100,000 and 17 year olds at 857.8. Whites 55.4 percent of arrests. blacks five times whites. Weapons offenses: 70 per 100,000 whites. 362 per 100,000 blacks. Urban 81 percent, suburbs 14, rural 5.
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Texan on trial for alleged murder dismemberment of wife
James Patrick Bradley faces trial in El Paso for the February death of Suzy Gae Hahn Bradley. He pleaded not guilty and reportedly confessed to shooting her six times with a .22 rifle after a dispute at home, then dismembering the body with an ax.
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