California Marine kills officer and wounds superior
A Marine walked into Lt Col Daniel Kidd's office at Camp Pendleton and fatally shot him, then seriously wounded another officer who investigated. Jessie Quintanilla, assigned to Marine Logistics Squadron 39, was arrested at the air station. Kidd died at Camp Pendleton Naval Hospital at 3:28 pm. the commanding officer was hospitalized in serious condition.
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AIDS report urges teen AIDS education nationwide
Washington report says teens contract AIDS at over one per hour and urges the nation to teach protection. It notes 40,000 to 80,000 Americans infected yearly and one in four teens, while schools vary in discussing sex condom use and sexuality. The White House calls for peer-led campaigns and honest fact discussion alongside abstinence messages. Call 1-800-342-AIDS for copies.
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Teens and AIDS policy and teen HIV services
The federal report urges allowing teens to obtain HIV counseling and testing without parental consent. About 23 states already permit this. Clinics provide free or low cost HIV tests and often stay open after school. The Department of Health and Human Services should create a teen advisory board of youths with HIV to guide prevention and treatment efforts.
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Mandela undergoes health tests amid illness rumors
Nelson Mandela, 77, checked into a Johannesburg clinic for a three day stay as doctors began a battery of tests to quell reports he is ill. He said he feels well and would continue serving his five year term through 1999, though his official duties may be reduced. Deputy President Thabo Mbeki to act during the stay.
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Senate approves Cuba embargo bill amid international concerns
The Senate voted 74 to 22 to tighten the embargo by allowing action against foreign firms trading with Cuba. President Clinton urged swift passage saying the measure would curb Castro's lifeline. Opponents warned it risks alienating allies and harming U.S. foreign policy, with EU officials predicting grave damage to ties. The package would target property confiscation profits and restrict visas for owners of involved firms.
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Major online events and chats listed for today
A roundup of online talks and chats across America Online Prodigy and Compuserve featuring John Conklin Tufts Lars O Malley Nancy Snyderman and others. Topics range from crime to money health and afterlife with locations like Simon & Schuster Center Stage Oprah Online and Convention.
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Female U S Soldier Raped in NATO Bosnia Barracks
A female American soldier in the NATO led peacekeeping force in Bosnia alleges she was raped by two Czech soldiers inside a British controlled sector near Ljubija. NATO and Czech authorities investigate while the American was evacuated for medical observation.
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Cuba sanctions outline key provisions of 1996 act
The Cuban Liberty and Democratic Solidarity Act would deny entry to foreigners who traffic in expropriated property claimed by U S citizens. It creates a right of action for U S nationals to sue foreign governments, companies and individuals in federal court. It codifies existing embargo until Cuba undergoes a democratic transition.
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