Denholm Elliott dies at 70 in Ibiza AIDS complications
British actor Denholm Elliott died at his Ibiza home from AIDS complications age 70. Agent Jean Diamond said he had been ill for more than three years. he gained fame as Eddie Murphy's butler in Trading Places and earned a 1985 Oscar nomination for A Room With a View.
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Filibuster blocks tax relief bill in Senate showdown
The House approved a $28 billion tax relief and urban aid package 208 to 202 but faced a 15 hour filibuster in the Senate led by Senator Alfonso D Amato over a New York typewriter plant provision. Bush is expected to veto and Congress risks adjourning without final passage.
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U.N. forms panel on Bosnia war crimes
The United Nations Security Council unanimously votes to create an investigative commission to study war crimes in former Yugoslavia. The panel aims to deter further violence and could lead to trials under war crimes law, with members appointed by Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali.
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Court debates intervention against abortion clinic blockades
The Bush administration asks the Supreme Court to keep federal judges from halting clinic blockades under the Ku Klux Klan Act while clinic operators press for protection. Debates focus on federal vs state injunctions and whether protests amount to unlawful acts targeting women. The decision is anticipated in 1993.
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Study Links Secondhand Smoke to Lung Damage in Wives
An international team led by Harvard researchers autopsied 30 non smoking women and found wives of smokers had significantly more precancerous lung abnormalities than wives of non smokers. The Journal of the American Medical Association reports pathfinding evidence against bias claims.
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Candidates prepare for Sunday 1992 debate
President Bush studied at the White House for Sundays nationally televised debate while Bill Clinton used stand-ins for mock rounds in Kansas City. Clinton fans Missouri as a practice site to counter Bush, who rehearsed with Baker and Darman and potential stand-ins.
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