New York theater scare on Jackson incident and blood pressure
Special to be telecast Sunday reports Michael Jackson was at a New York theater when he collapsed from low blood pressure. Nanney Lindeman stated paramedics arrived after the collapse. emergency steps were taken before leaving the scene.
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Schivarzkopf to Join Nightly News as Special Correspondent
Retired Army commander Schivarzkopf, noted for leading allied forces in Bosnia, will become a special correspondent for Nightly News. He will report on the people places and things that make America work, alongside Sean.
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Congress wrestles with Bosnia resolution amid troop plan
Senate Republicans narrow options on Clinton Bosnia deployment while urging arms training for Bosnian forces and limiting U.S. civil duties. Leaders Dole and McCain push a conditional plan. some Republicans oppose any troop commitment. House action expected early next week as Dayton pact looms in Paris on December 14.
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KUMC sued again over heart transplant list
Wesley Buck of Pittsburg sues Kansas University Medical Center in Wyandotte County alleging he was placed on the heart transplant list in 1994 while no transplants were performed. The suit names the medical center, the Kansas Board of Regents, and multiple staff, seeks damages over 50,000, and cites breach of contract and fraud. Buck is the second former patient to sue in two months.
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Clinton vetoes GOP budget plan amid sharp clash
President Clinton vetoed the Republican balanced budget bill in a White House ceremony, condemning Medicare and Medicaid cuts, education rollbacks, and a tax rise for working families. The veto preserves LBJ era health programs while deepening partisan tensions over four years of reforms under the GOP Contract with America.
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Economic forecast gauge drops again in October
The index of leading economic indicators fell 0.5 percent to its lowest level in over a year, sparking calls for the Fed to cut short term rates. Economists warn of inflation risk if rates ease, even as jobs, credit lines, and consumer spending face pressure during the holiday season.
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Online events listed by major computer services
A noisy listing of online programs with NASA and travel authors on AOL CompuServe and MSN Today. Shows dates times and speakers like Dr Edward Stone Arthur Frommer George Benson and Steve O Keefe. Includes contact numbers and notes to check calendars for updates and cancellations.
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