Clinton urges steady readiness amid budget cuts
President Clinton told military chiefs to maintain vigilance and prioritize readiness as cuts strain budgets. He expressed confidence that first-response units remain fully prepared for crises and emphasized ongoing attention to military effectiveness.
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Ferraro Loses Key Primary in New York Race
In New York, Geraldine Ferraro loses the Democratic Senate primary to Chuck Schumer as 37 percent of precincts report. Schumer leads with 51 percent to Ferraro's 27. D'Amato runs unopposed as Minnesota’s Humphrey wins the Democratic governor’s primary.
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Refugees Stream Into Kosovo Village Amid Kosovo Fight
Hundreds of ethnic Albanian refugees flee to Cirez in western Kosovo as Serb forces push on the KLA last holdout in Drenica. Fighting left several rebels killed with no verified Serb casualties. aid agencies warn of shortages as winter bites the displaced.
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Typhoon Stella Hits Central Japan
Typhoon Stella with winds to 65 mph battered central Japan causing injuries and floods. Waves reached 23 feet along Shizuoka coast while about 100 residents were evacuated and 275 homes flooded. TEPCO workers were injured amid power restoration efforts near Higashiizu.
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Prostate Cancer Study Questions Seed Implant Efficacy
A Journal of the American Medical Association report finds radioactive seed implantation less effective for aggressive localized prostate tumors than surgery or external beam radiation. The study also notes a 15 year outlook where many men with non aggressive tumors survive without treatment.
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