Acid attacks target Miami abortion clinics after veto
Acrid liquid was poured at entrances of at least four Miami area abortion clinics. A woman was carried on a stretcher from one site. Fire officials identified butyric acid in four cases, a nauseating but non life threatening substance. In two instances the acid was poured through mail slots, part of a wave of vandalism following Governor Lawton Chiles veto of a choose life license plate.
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Price War Drives Viagra Deals at Major Chains
Kmart advertises $39.99 for a five tablet prescription while Wal Mart undercuts at $38.98. Nationwide Viagra pricing averages about $10 per tablet or $50 for five, as chains compete to attract customers. Also reported, Fort Knox’s top Marine Lt Col Jeff Wilkinson was removed after a year of hazing cases, with four trainees charged in a December assault.
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Stars testify for limits on paparazzi techniques
Paul Reiser and Michael J. Fox testified before the House Judiciary Committee urging federal limits on paparazzi. They described photographers bribing locals, posing as medical staff, and stalking family members and homes to obtain photos. Bills by Californians seek to make endangering safety to capture images a crime.
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Gingrich urges broader tax cuts in budget plan
House Speaker Newt Gingrich said Republicans may push a larger tax cut package beyond the $101 billion five year plan in the 1999 budget. He floated extending relief to capital gains, inherited property, and corporate research and development, beyond the marriage penalty already targeted.
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House presses Clinton on public Lewinsky papers
The House backed a nonbinding resolution 259 to 157 demanding public release of all legal papers in Clinton’s fight to invoke executive privilege in the Lewinsky probe. The vote included 36 Democrats, drawing criticisms of a Nixonian comparison and highlighting ongoing White House resistance to disclosures.
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