Wilder backs Robb in bid to unite Democrats for Senate win
Former Gov. L. Douglas Wilder endorsed Sen. Chuck Robb at a fund raiser with President Clinton as Democrat unity aims to strengthen Robb against Oliver North. NAACP settles with fired Executive Director Benjamin Chavis in a confidential deal as judge weighs reinstatement. U.S. officers say Haiti’s former military is nearly defunct as militias face outlawing. Reality women's condom by Wisconsin Pharmacal gains rapid retailer and Medicaid acceptances nationwide.
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Sen
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Robb
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Chuck Robb
Senate
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Clinton
Washington
NAACP
Benjamin Chavis
Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
U.S. Army
David Meade
Cityline
New York
Wisconsin Pharmacal Inc
Iowa
Gazette Wire Services
Radiation tests reveal widespread Cold War human experiments
A presidential panel found at least 400 documented human radiation experiments and fragmentary hints of 1,000 more. Hundreds of intentional radiation releases occurred from the 1940s to 1975, with details often blocked by declassification issues.
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Washington
Advisory Committee On
Ruth Faden
Clinton
Houston pipelines leak and river fires persist
Swollen San Jacinto River slick extends into Galveston Bay as two more pipelines leak alongside earlier ruptures. Fires burn along the river hampering cleanup while floodwaters threaten additional lines near the interstate network. Officials warn of further breaks as prices rise and authorities seek the cause.
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Associated Press and Gazette
San Jacinto River
Galveston Bay
Rob Phillips
Phillips Petroleum Company
Bartlesville
Okla
Midwest
Atlantic
Quayle forms exploratory committee for 1996 bid
Former Vice President Dan Quayle has created a presidential exploratory committee with 100000 left from his Senate campaign. He has not filed FEC records as a candidate, and the committee has not begun formal activities.
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Dan Quayle
Senate
Quayle
Federal Election Commission
Issues
FEC
PAC
Indianapolis
William Neale
Train breakdown delays VIP Eurostar hop to Paris
A Eurostar train carrying rail officials including Sir Alastair Morton and Sir Bob Reid broke down after crossing the Channel Tunnel. A reserve train was sent from Calais while officials planned regular services set to start November 14.
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France
Channel Tunnel
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Paris
Eurotunnel
Allyson Andrews
England
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