F-14B Fighter Crashes at Oceana Navy Base
Two crewmen ejected safely after an F-14B fighter crashed during approach at Oceana Naval Air Station in Virginia. The incident marked the fourth F-14 crash this year with seven deaths in other cases. Both airmen were in good condition at a base clinic pending further tests and notification of relatives.
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Naval Air Base
Virginia
Carla McCarthy
McCarthy
Explosion hits west London residential district
An explosion in a private home on The Boltons in west London shook an upscale district on Wednesday night after a warning call attributed to the Irish Republican Army. No injuries or evacuations were reported, with police deeming the target as non legitimate and noting minimal property damage.
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London
Irish Republican Army
Boltons
Steve Park
Associated Press
Park
IRA
Northern Ireland
Winnie Gordon-Strauss
Clinton addresses Japanese Diet on security and ties
President Clinton spoke to Japan's Diet stressing the U S and Japan as anchors of regional stability and warned against shrinking military presence. He noted trade frictions and praised postwar ties while reaffirming a Pacific leadership role despite a recent Okinawa crime impact.
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Clinton
Asia
United States
Japan
America
Ronald Reagan
Russia
Washington
Okinawa
U.S
USS
Independence
Yokosuka
U.S. Naval Base
Senate panel backs 48 hour hospital stay for new mothers
A Senate Labor and Human Resources panel approved a bill to require health plans to cover at least 48 hours of hospital care for mothers and newborns. The 14 to 2 vote aligns with medical groups, though some insurers oppose. The measure targets commercial, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and self insured plans, and faces legal issues for self insured firms. Senator Bill Bradley leads sponsorship with broad support from AMA and pediatric obstetric groups, while the AHPA opposes as a misguided mandate.
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Senate
Committee On Labor and Human Resources
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
New Jersey
New York
Maryland
Sen
Bill Bradley
D-N.j
American Medical Assn
American Academy of Pediatrics
The
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
American Association of Health Plans
Catt Hall faces pressure as critics urge rechristening
Iowa State grapples with honoring Carrie Chapman Catt amid criticism of a 19th century remark on white supremacy tied to women’s suffrage. Critics urge renaming, while supporters defend her contributions to suffrage and world peace, noting her broader legacy.
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AEI
Iowa
Carrie Chapman Catt
League of Women Voters
Iowa State University
Catt
Iowa State
Meron Wondwesen
Silver Spring
University
Martin Jischke
League of Nations
United Nations
Ustinov Celebrates 75th Birthday and UNICEF Milestone
Sir Peter Ustinov joins UNICEF ambassadors Roger Moore and Vanessa Redgrave to celebrate his 75th birthday and UNICEF’s 50th anniversary. He recalls a Cologne misnaming and discusses Cambodia’s youth crisis, noting many children under 15 and few teachers. He has Oscar wins for Spartacus and Topkapi and played Poirot in Death on the Nile.
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Berlin
Peter Ustinov
Unicef
Ustinov
Cologne
Mr. Unicer
Roger Moore
Vanessa Redgrave
Cambodia
Topkapi
Hercule Poirot
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George Jackson
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College of Santa Fe
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Buddy” Fogelson
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