Voice recorders recovered from Flight 965 crash in Colombia
Rescue efforts amid mud and rain yielded the jetliner voice and data recorders for Flight 965 near Cali. The search, hindered by fog and terrain, found 31 bodies by Friday evening with 160 presumed dead and four survivors. The recorders will be analyzed in Washington, with initial data shared first with Colombian authorities.
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Serbs Flee Sarajevo After End of War Announcement
Serbs remove remains of relatives and flee Sarajevo suburbs as rival Bosnian armies pull back. UN refuses to help move coffins in a scene described as a bizarre ritual while Alija Izetbegovic urges residents to stay. NATO continues to police checkpoints under Operation Joint Endeavor.
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White House notes on Whitewater stir policy debate
The Clinton administration released a White House lawyer's notes from a 1993 Whitewater meeting fueling GOP claims of possible inside information. Senator D'Amato questions the meaning of a vacuum Rose Law files entry while White House aides deny wrongdoing. The 13 pages include a passage tied to Vince Foster's death and a subpoena for Arkansas records.
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Gone With Wind Actress Butterfly McQueen Dies at 84
Butterfly McQueen, famed for Prissy in Gone With The Wind, died Friday after kerosene heater burns. She suffered second and third degree burns over 70 percent of her body and was treated at Augusta Regional Medical Center.
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FDA approves Sensor Pad for breast exams in clinics
The FDA quietly approved the Sensor Pad, a silicone lubricated two layer plastic device about 10 inches in diameter, to aid breast exams. It cannot be sold over the counter and must be distributed through clinics and doctors' offices with significant restrictions.
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Senate approves welfare reform bill amid veto risk
The Senate backed a Republican plan to shift welfare control to states by a 52 to 47 vote, sending the measure to President Clinton for a veto likely to block its passage. Republicans hailed the move as delivering welfare reform, while Clinton’s veto was anticipated to stop the compromise.
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President's priorities for welfare reform outlined
Senior Clinton administration officials emphasize restoring Medicaid coverage for welfare recipients and boosting child care funding for working families. They expect limited cash assistance for disabled children, a five year lifetime cap, and work requirements after two years, amid ongoing political battles and vetoes.
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Online service events route to AOL CompuServe MSN and more
A diary of upcoming online discussions and shows across America Online CompuServe Microsoft Network and Prodigy promoting topics from interfaith dialogue and education reform to football stats and music retrospectives. Includes contact numbers and locations such as Auditorium Center Stage and Ocean Atlantic Monthly.
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America Online
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