Reno Faints At Church, Taken To Hospital In Good Condition
Attorney General Janet Reno fainted during a church service and was admitted to Georgetown University Medical Center for overnight monitoring in the coronary unit. Officials said she was in good spirits with stable vitals and canceled a New York trip.
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Hurricane Georges Bears Down on Gulf Coast Evacuations Soar
As Hurricane Georges drenched Mississippi and Alabama with 65 mph gusts and 25 foot waves, New Orleans organized massive evacuations. By nightfall the storm's center was mid gulf, with 70 miles south of Biloxi and 105 east of New Orleans, while forecasters warned of potential intensification.
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U S delivers tons of supplies to damaged Caribbean island
The United States ramped up hurricane relief to the Dominican Republic with about $500 000 in aid including plastic sheeting for 15 000 roofs. Six U S military helicopters were to assist rescue teams reaching blocked towns as authorities reported 76 deaths in San Juan de Maguana.
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Nasal spray vaccine outperforms flu shot in study
A new nasal spray flu vaccine FluMist showed stronger protection for children than the standard shot in a Sunday presentation. Researchers led by Dr. Robert Belshe cited weakened virus in the spray as key to its efficacy, with potential use expanding to healthy adults and elderly combinations in the future.
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Betty Ford Breast Cancer Surgery at Bethesda Center
On this day in history 1974 First Lady Betty Ford underwent surgery at Bethesda Naval Medical Center Maryland after a cancerous lump was found in her breast. In 1995 Israeli Prime Minister Rabin and PLO chairman Arafat signed an accord to transfer much of the West Bank to Arab residents' control.
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House investigators probe Clinton campaign donations by donor firm
House investigators have collected payroll records suggesting Future Tech International of Miami, led by Mark Jimenez, reimbursed employees for 1995 Clinton Gore donations after the workers wrote personal checks for the same amount. The panel subpoenaed Jimenez and some employees. he declined to testify.
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