Panel opposes adult materials sold on bases
The House National Security Committee voted to ban the sale of adult magazines and videos on military bases as part of the 1997 defense budget. Critics say the measure violates the First Amendment while supporters argue it targets sexually explicit material on post exchanges.
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Washington
House
Secu Eheim
John McHugh
R-N.y
National Security Committee
Roscoe Bartlett
Rmd
Bolling Air Force Base
Neil Abercrombie
D-Hawaii
Robert Dornan
Aobercrombie
Ronald Dellums
D-Calif
Jaw pain and tongue ties puzzle doctors nationwide
A National Institutes of Health panel says jaw joint pain TMD remains poorly understood and often misdiagnosed. About 10 million Americans have some form of TMD with 5 to 10 percent persisting. treatments range from none to multiple surgeries, often with disastrous results. Patient stories illustrate long, failed attempts at relief.
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Washington
America
National Institutes of Health
Judith E. N. Albino
University of Colorado Health Science Center
Denver
NIH
National Institute of Dental Research
Gingrich Pledges Vote on Minimum Wage Rise
Washington reports House Speaker Newt Gingrich promised a vote on raising the federal minimum wage within two to three weeks. He aims for a $5.25 wage over two years, backed by GOP moderates and some Senate support, amid Democratic pressure and Republican defections.
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Washington
House
Newt Gingrich
Gingrich
Whitewater prosecution tightens with two veteran hires
Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr adds two seasoned prosecutors Roger Adelman and Eric Dubelier to the Whitewater travel office inquiry. The hires, linked to Hinckley and Duran cases, signal seriousness about the investigation into the firing of seven travel office employees and Clinton aides amid disputes over Hillary Clinton’s role.
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Washington
Whitewater
White House
Kenneth Starr
David Watkins
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Starr
Roger Adelman
Eric Dubelier
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Adelman
John Hinckley
Reagan
Dubelier
Francisco Martin Duran
Edmund Amorosi
House Government Reform and Oversight Committee
Watkins
Clinton
Siamese twins separable at Loma Linda California
Sha nna Leilani and Janelle Kiana Roderick were born by caesarean at Loma Linda University Medical Center joined at the abdomen sharing liver tissue. Doctors expect successful separation as two livers may be connected. Parents Jeff and Michelle Roderick of Prescott Arizona reported the pregnancy and delivery.
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Loma Linda
Calif
Loma Linda University Medical Center
Shawna Leilani
Janelle Kiana
Elmar Sakala
Tijuana
Sarah
Sarshi Morales
San Diego
Sarshi
Shawna
Janelle
Jeff
Michelle Roderick
Prescot
Ariz
Sakala
Jeff Roderick
Roderick
Shawna Leilani Roderick
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