Dole stays out of sight on Clinton inauguration day
Former presidential candidate Bob Dole remained largely out of public view in Washington on Inauguration Day with no public remarks or schedule. Senator John Warner publicly praised Clinton for awarding Dole the Presidential Medal of Freedom last week as Dole’s friends recalled him.
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Growth Hormone Use for Short Children Draws AAP Concern
The American Academy of Pediatrics weighs in on growth hormone treatment for short children. While injections over five years can cost up to 50,000 dollars annually and raise final height in a minority, most do not gain extra inches. The AAP warns about potential psychosocial effects and heightened parental demand.
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Antiabortion protesters at inauguration parade scene
Protesters holding 6-foot-tall fetal images and crosses stood along the inaugural parade route under a banner targeting Hillary and Bill Clinton. Tim Murphy of the Pro-life Action League spoke as the two-dozen posters appeared near President Clinton’s limousine, unclear if he saw them.
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Fire damages predominantly black church in Tahlequah
Arson suspected after a fire at Antioch Baptist Church on the eve of the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. A gasoline-type accelerant was found inside the 34-year-old brick church, witnesses saw two white men in a white four-door sedan fleeing. Ceiling tiles lay broken but damage remained mostly minor, according to state fire marshal agent Sam Pinson.
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Murder trial opens for wealthy du Pont in insanity dispute
The high profile case centers on John E. du Pont charged with the 1996 shooting of wrestler David Schultz. Defense hinges on paranoid schizophrenia and the insanity defense, while prosecutors seek a verdict of guilty or mentally ill. Du Pont, a great great grandson of E. I. du Pont, was deemed competent after treatment at Norristown State Hospital.
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Full Senate votes to send Albright nomination forward
Madeleine Albright cleared the Senate Foreign Relations Committee with a unanimous vote, sending her nomination as secretary of state to the full Senate where quick confirmation is expected. She would become the first female U.S. secretary of state, with the Senate to take up the nomination Wednesday.
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