Clinton veto looms on stringent welfare reforms
White House Chief of Staff Panetta signaled President Clinton will veto the bill if the conference returns to the House stance on denying cash benefits to unmarried teenage mothers. Senate support faltered but party leaders press for tougher welfare terms amid cross party dispute over Medicare and Medicaid reform.
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Clinton Wins Funds During Five Day Campaign Swing
President Clinton begins a five day tour to raise funds for the Clinton-Gore 96 committee with events in Philadelphia Miami Denver San Francisco and Los Angeles. He will address Medicare Medicaid and education spending while debating budget plans with a Republican led Congress. He plans a Larry King radio call from Los Angeles and meets with Miami and Denver seniors amid public and non political events.
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Simpson rere looks for big finish to end this case
Los Angeles reporters note OJ Simpson defense aims for a dramatic finale as prosecutors rest. Johnnie Cochran says last witnesses will produce fireworks and possibly challenge Detective Vannatter and former FBI sources. The case centers on the Brentwood search and the bloody glove evidence tied to Simpson.
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Breathing Aid May Help Sickle Cell Patients
Researchers report that a ten dollar incentive spirometer used regularly can ease symptoms and possibly extend life for sickle cell anemia patients. The device strengthens lung function to prevent painful chest episodes and infections, potentially changing standard care for the disease.
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Teachers sue students over discipline clashes in schools
Washington educators report rising violence and use of restraining orders as leverage to control disruptive students. Deborah Sanville filed an assault charge in Fairfax against an older student. he pled guilty, received a suspended sentence, a fine, and anger counseling. The AFT supports a national code of conduct and dedicated alternative classrooms to protect teachers and maintain order.
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Washington Education Assn
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Deborah Sanville
Fairfax County
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Hayfield Secondary School
Steinhilber
Janet Bass
American Federation of Teachers
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