AMA backs off support for insurance in health plan
The AMA House of Delegates retreated from backing mandatory employer paid health insurance and rejected a national health board as part of Clinton’s plan. The shift cites concerns small employers may be driven out of business. The group previously supported employer paid coverage four years ago. James Hoffa joins Teamsters Michigan staff aiming for 1996 presidency. He leaves labor law practice to assist Michigan Joint Council 43 and Local 337 in Detroit. He says he would be legally eligible to run in 1996, though not a declared candidate.
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House of Delegates
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Teamsters
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Larry Brennan
Michigan Joint Council 43
Teamsters Local 337
Hoffa
Engineer blamed in crash on Gary trains collision
The NTSB found two commuter trains sideswiped in Gary Indiana last January after one engineer ran a stop signal and the other failed to brake. Seven people died and 95 were injured as cars peeled open. Automatic braking devices could have prevented the crash.
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Gary
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Suspect in Klaas kidnapping shows remorse in crisis
Richard Allen Davis, confessing to abducting and murdering Polly Klaas, is described by defense attorney Bruce Kinnison as in personal crisis and remorseful. Davis, 39, was arraigned on kidnapping and murder charges, with possible death penalty exposure, amid notes of drug intoxication and memory gaps from the night of the crime.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Polly Klaas
Richard Allen Davis
Bruce Kinnison
Davis
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Polly
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San Francisco Examiner
Cloverdale
Petaluma
Clinton friend to be deputy chief of staff
Phil Lader, a budget official and longtime Clinton ally, will become deputy White House chief of staff. He will serve as Mack McLarty's chief operating officer, handling operations and staff. Lader replaces Roy Neel, who leaves for a job with the U S Telephone Association, in a broader White House staff realignment.
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Phil Lader
Clinton
White House
Mack McLarty
Lader
South Carolina
Roy Neel
al Gore
U.S. Telephone Association
Jackson to testify in defense over bed sharing with boy
Michael Jackson will return to the United States to testify in his own defense on sexual abuse charges and admit sharing a bed with a 13 year old boy not sex but sleepovers. His lawyer Bert Fields described Jackson as living the life of a 12 year old and said sleepovers were common among young people. The boy’s attorney Larry Feldman claims Jackson manipulated and abused the child for more than three months starting from May 1992, including visits to Neverland and a shared bed at the Mirage Hotel.
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Larry Feldman
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