Gonzalez Wins Courage Award at JFK Library
Rep. Henry Gonzalez received the Profile in Courage Award for his leadership on S L I investigations and aid to Iraq at a Sunday ceremony in Boston. Cape Canaveral saw Discovery use an eight story boom to study engine exhaust effects during a test drive for upcoming space station docking. California Governor Pete Wilson signed a law banning workplace dress prohibitions on slacks for women, citing equal opportunity.
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Diluted health bill still possible in 103rd Congress
Washington reports Senate leaders plan a pared down health care measure before adjournment for the November elections. Majority Leader Mitchell says progress possible though less sweeping. Minority Leader Dole backs a bare bones package for pre existing conditions and job changers with four weeks left.
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Clinton praises AmeriCorps recruits at Aberdeen service
President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton attend a Sunday service at Aberdeen Proving Ground as he promotes AmeriCorps. The program begins with about 15,000 recruits in four fields and offers wages health care and a $4725 education voucher per year.
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Lawsuit over Tailhook hotel goes to trial in Las Vegas
Paula Coughlin, whistle blower in the Tailhook scandal, pursues damages in court against the Las Vegas Hilton and Tailhook after talks fail to settle. She alleges negligence in allowing groping at the 1991 convention amid a large witness list and extensive motions.
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Republicans vow to challenge Clinton Haiti plan in Congress
Secretary of State Warren Christopher urged national unity behind a possible Haiti invasion to oust the Cedras regime. Senate Republicans and others pledged to contest the move in Congress, citing ongoing debates over presidential war powers and the need for congressional authorization.
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EPA study reaffirms dioxin cancer risk and health threats
EPA draft study warns dioxin exposure at minute levels poses cancer risks and broader health concerns. Documents obtained by AP show the report urges tougher controls on incinerator and related releases, reaffirming dangers despite industry claims of overregulation.
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Christians doubt central tenets in Harris Poll
A Harris Poll found significant minorities of U S Christians question beliefs such as the virgin birth the devil and hell while high shares affirm God and heaven among Christians. The survey also showed many non Christians endorse certain Christian beliefs like the resurrection and virgin birth.
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