Briefs from San Jose and beyond feature killings and thefts
An 8-year-old boy was killed during an apparent home robbery in San Jose and three teens detained. In Malibu a balcony collapse at a party killed two and injured eighteen. In Manchester a Jefferson letter to Stark sells at Christies for about 30000 dollars. Emergency workers report rising personal crisis cases in New York. In Hillsboro a daughter goes on trial for allegedly abandoning her Alzheimer's father at a dog track.
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Senators seek more MIAs answers in Vietnam trip
U S senators Kerry Daschle and Brown will visit Vietnam and Laos for five days to press for specific POW MIA case answers and more documentation. The trip shapes next steps in U S Vietnam relations tied to 2266 MIAs and Bush letters.
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Oxygen chamber shown to lessen heart damage in trials
Dr. George Hart and colleagues report preliminary findings at an American Heart Association conference in New Orleans. In a 49 patient study at Long Beach Memorial Medical Center, hyperbaric oxygen chambers plus clot dissolvers reduced chest pain and heart muscle damage compared to clot dissolvers alone.
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Leaders jockey for GOP posts
Republican governors gathered at Lake Geneva Wisconsin to assess the 1999 campaign impact and to begin jockeying for leadership of the Republican National Committee. The meeting drew governors and 1996 presidential prospects as factions contend over the party’s direction and a new RNC chair.
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Puerto Rico statehood push revived after election surge
Puerto Rico status question likely returns to Congress after a sweeping pro statehood victory. A three way referendum on the island's future is expected next year with a petition to make Puerto Rico the 51st state, aligning with the Democratic platform supporting residents' right to choose.
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White House pressed for Clinton passport file details
A fired State Department official says White House staff pressed for Clinton passport information on September 28. Elizabeth Tamposi told Newsweek that Steven Berry and Janet Mullins were involved, with Margaret Tutwiler allegedly blocking further contact. Berry said Mullins did not solicit pressure.
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