Clinton seeks congressional support before Bosnia deployment
President Clinton told Congress he would seek a resolution of support after a peace agreement is reached, amid sharp GOP and Democratic skepticism about sending troops. Talks begin October 31 in Dayton with Bosnia Serbia and Croatia.
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Newborn body found in Delta plane lavatory at Bradley Airport
Ground crews discovered the fetus in the lavatory hold tank of a Delta Airlines jet that arrived from Atlanta at Bradley International Airport. Delta and state police described the discovery as calculating a malfunctioning lavatory after landing, with no sighting by passengers or crew.
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Inmates riot across three federal prisons in three states
Rioters torch cells and seize portions of facilities in Tennessee Illinois and Pennsylvania prompting a nationwide federal prison lockdown. About 700 to 800 inmates at Memphis FCI faced fires as guards treated for smoke inhalation and officials prepared a response. A previous Alabama disturbance injured 13 and caused about 1 million dollars in damage.
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Nobel prize splits with ex wife in property clause
Chicago economist Robert Lucas will share 50 percent of his 1 million Nobel prize with his ex wife Rita Lucas, a clause she secured in their divorce settlement. Lucas said the deal stands and he will receive the prize December 10 in Stockholm.
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FDA panel backs Prostation microwave device for enlarged prostate
An FDA advisory panel unanimously recommended approval of the Prostation device by EDAP International. The catheter delivers microwaves to heat and kill excess prostate tissue, offering a quick outpatient alternative that costs about half of surgery. Doctors say it improves symptoms with fewer risks than surgery.
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University of Michigan
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