Million Woman March planned in Los Angeles
Black activists announced a three day event from June 14 to 16 to address crime teen pregnancy and family issues. Workshops and seminars are planned with a June 15 march down Martin Luther King Jr Boulevard to Exposition Park in South Los Angeles co sponsored by Congress of Racial Equality and the Freedom Journal.
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Judge orders insurer to cover Neocate for three children
State Supreme Court Judge Lawrence Kahn rules Blue Cross and Blue Shield of the Rochester Area must pay about 1800 dollars monthly for Neocate One Plus for Randi Evans, 13, Brooke Evans, 11, and Drew Evans, 11, after doctors said the protein enriched formula relieves severe illness from their allergies. The Evans children cannot eat most foods without violent illness and the Neocate prescription was seen as life changing.
Drug price rise confusion as IMS reports lower increase
IMS America finds prescription drug prices rose 1.7 percent in 1995, far below government inflation, while NACDS notes a 4.6 percent rise in top 500 drugs. IMS measured 20,000 drugs including generics, unlike the narrower list used by chains and officials.
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National Association of Chain Drug Stores
TV networks near agreement on TV ratings system
Industry sources say Fox News Corp Murdoch NBC are pursuing an MPAA like ratings schema for TV programs to address v chip laws. Talks involve Jack Valenti and industry officials as networks seek a unified standard amid regulatory pressure and possible unilateral action.
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Federal Communications Commission
O J Simpson video ads face broadcast pushback
Los Angeles producer Tony Hoffman says first copies of OJ Simpson interview videotape will ship today despite widespread ad refusals by cable outlets. He criticizes media executives for hypocrisy and notes activists condemn profits from the case while revenue from ads was not pursued. Hoffman says ads placed on 60 stations nationwide amid controversy.
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Fort Bragg flags display policy sparks dispute
Army commanders at Fort Bragg reportedly ordered removal of American flags from barracks amid claims flags were improperly displayed and tied to racial and political extremism. Officials denied a blanket ban on Old Glory, citing vigilance after racist incidents within the 82nd Airborne Division.
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Hillary Clinton opposed independent Whitewater probe
Former aide Mark Gearan testified that Hillary Rodham Clinton argued there was no credible wrongdoing and resisted an outside prosecutor. Notes show Bernard Nussbaum feared a long, tightly controlled 3 to 4 year inquiry, even as President Clinton publicly backed a special counsel. Janet Reno appointed Robert Fiske on January 12 1994, later replaced by Kenneth Starr.
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