Ex-presidential aide Bundy dies at 77 in Boston
Former adviser to Presidents Kennedy and Johnson, Bundy, died at Massachusetts General Hospital from a heart attack. A Harvard spokesman noted he had been the youngest arts and sciences dean at Harvard when appointed by Kennedy. Bundy is remembered for roles on Bay of Pigs, Cuban Missile Crisis, and Vietnam involvement, with tributes from John Kenneth Galbraith.
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Dole and Clinton clash over crime in campaign stops
President Clinton won the endorsement of the Fraternal Order of Police while Bob Dole unveiled a tough anti-crime package at a Republican governors meeting in Philadelphia. Dole would boost federal prison construction funds and require crime victims’ restitution, and try juveniles as adults for violent federal crimes. Iowa Governor Branstad praised the plan. The FOP endorsement followed Clinton’s Cincinnati visit highlighting his anti-crime credentials.
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Mexican Independence Day Parade Fetes 186th Anniversary
Members of various branches of the armed forces march through Mexico City's Zocalo as part of Independence Day celebrations marking the 186th anniversary of the call for Mexican independence.
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Israeli team finds route to brain spinal cord regrowth
Findings suggest a method to reverse brain cells' resistance to regeneration. Lead researcher Michal Schwartz of the Weizmann Institute notes potential applicability to humans. The study shows macrophages can repair brain damage when activated outside the CNS and transplanted in, overcoming myelin barriers.
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Rule urges teen help in sting
Washington AP says a Clinton era ruling pushes states to use teenagers in sting operations to catch illegal tobacco sales or risk losing federal aid. The rule, issued by SAMHSA, requires mandatory youth sting programs by next year and cites safety and legal questions while noting Illinois examples with supervision.
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Judge requires Simpson share frame-up evidence in civil suit
In Santa Monica, Judge Hiroshi Fujisaki ordered O J Simpson to disclose any police frame-up evidence in the wrongful death case before presenting it. If he fails, the defense claims that police planted and contaminated evidence could be weakened. A Sept 23 deadline was set to lay out the frame-up defense.
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White poor are spread outside cities in new study
A Population Reference Bureau analysis of 1994 Census data finds that non Hispanic whites account for 48 percent of the poor, blacks 27 percent, and Hispanics 22 percent. The study shows many poor live in suburbs or rural areas and about one third may rise above poverty within a year. It also notes 34 percent of poor households are two parent families and nearly 40 percent are single female headed.
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