Clinton Greenspan meeting sparks market jitters
President Clinton summoned Federal Reserve Chair Alan Greenspan to the White House for an hour long session. Officials said there were no messages exchanged and the meeting aimed to discuss the economy and jobs rather than policy moves. Markets reacted with turbulence as bond prices fell and stocks tumbled before stabilizing later.
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Stormy highs reach 92 in Cotulla and Laredo Tex
The Associated Press reports a hot day with temperatures peaking at 92 degrees in Cotulla and Laredo Texas while Lebanon New Hampshire records a low of 74. Regional data reflect a warm pattern across several states.
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Idaho Man's 1978 Death Spurs Hantavirus Discovery
The 1978 Idaho case is now the earliest confirmed hantaviral pulmonary syndrome in the United States. CDC editor Dr. Rick Goodman linked the death to a Southwest outbreak, showing how one case can illuminate epidemics, with deer mice as the suspected carrier and 60 confirmed CDC cases to date.
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Diana Faces Fashion Fire Over Essex Style Label
Princess Diana seeks privacy yet woes of public glare return through a fashion debate sparked by Tatler labeling her look as dead common. Her Tuesday appearance featured a jacket tie and belt with gold elephants, prompting discussion of class and taste among British social circles and media critics.
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