Clinton delays Supreme Court nominee announcement
President Clinton postponed announcing his pick for the Supreme Court until next week while keeping Stephen Breyer as the front runner. Breyer, 54, chief judge of the 1st Circuit, was praised after talks with Clinton, with interior secretary and other contenders noted but not named. Breyer’s hospital setback after a bicycle accident is mentioned as context for the timing.
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AIDS outpacing hope for cure at AIDS conference
Berlin AP reports that at the Ninth International AIDS Conference Dr. James Curran warned the virus outpaces science as 14 million infected worldwide with 20 million more by decade end. WHO cites 3 million new infections yearly, 60,000 during the meeting, while experts urge continued research and bold prevention funding.
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