Psychiatrist resigns license amid Harvard student case
Boston brief reports Dr. Margaret Bean Bayog 49 resigns her medical license before a state hearing after allegations of impropriety with a Harvard Medical School student. She denies wrongdoing and quits medicine to avoid further attacks.
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Bush campaign cites Clinton ROTC draft memo
The Bush campaign released a memo from retired Army Col. Eugene Holmes accusing Bill Clinton of deceiving the ROTC office to avoid the draft. Holmes described pressure from Fulbright's office and claimed Clinton used anti military activities as a pretext. The document was distributed by Holmes' daughter to news outlets.
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Ecuador to withdraw from OPEC first in history
President Sixto Durán Ballén announced Ecuador will leave the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries while remaining an associate. Energy Minister Barreiro Vivas noted the $2 million fee and quota dispute as reasons, with withdrawal possible once contractual obligations permit. Norway Mexico and England are cited as non OPEC oil producers.
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Impeachment overturned in Hastings case by judge ruling trial unfair
U S District Judge Stanley Sporkin voided the 1989 impeachment of former judge Alice Hastings saying a 12 member Senate committee conducted the trial, not the full Senate, denying due process. Hastings, Florida's first black judge, had been acquitted in a 1983 bribery case and sought vindication amid a Florida 23rd district runoff.
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Women testify on harassment at VA hospitals
A group of female VA hospital workers told Congress of sexual harassment on the job and reprisals after complaints. Mary O Connor described a doctor assault at Northampton Mass and said management tried to minimize the abuse. Other witnesses reported unwanted transfers reduced duties punitive schedules and public embarrassment after pursuing cases.
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