Polls show first lady image harmed by Whitewater scrutiny
Across three polls Hillary Clinton and President Clinton saw trust and favorable ratings dip as Whitewater investigations unfold. Time CNN poll finds 35 percent trust Clinton, Newsweek reports 38 percent favorable to 42 percent unfavorable, CBS NYT finds 50 percent approve of Clinton’s job while disapproval edges up. Many view Whitewater as partisan politics and media focus.
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Clinton pushes jobs summit amid global unemployment fight
President Clinton plans to meet with Cabinet members from Japan Britain France Germany Italy and Canada at a Detroit jobs summit to urge coordinated action for long term high paying jobs for about 42 million unemployed or underemployed across the seven nations. He aims to share experiences and test workable policies while seeking relief from Whitewater scrutiny and will be joined by Hillary in New Hampshire to push health care reform. The plan centers on open world markets and joint economic policy yet ministers face difficulty agreeing on a united approach as U S growth outpaces peers while Britain France Germany Italy and Canada see higher unemployment and Japan remains mired in recession.
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US and Japan strike cellular phones trade accord
The United States and Japan announced a limited cellular phones trade accord aimed at opening Japan's market to U.S. manufacturers. Motorola, via partner IDO, will speed up relay station construction to reach 95 percent of the Tokyo Nagoya region, with Motorola predicting about $300 million in extra business by 1995.
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Fraud Allegations Hit Breast Cancer Study Credited With Lumpectomies
A Montreal research team is accused of falsifying data in a breast cancer study that encouraged partial mastectomies. The National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project allegedly knew of the fraud for years but has not re evaluated findings. The 1985 New England Journal of Medicine report claimed early cancers had similar survival after lumpectomy versus total mastectomy, boosting lumpectomy use. Meanwhile a Navy impersonator linked to a separate crime was sentenced in Pensacola.
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Serial killer Rolling taped confession ends killings
In a three hour tape played for the jury in Gainesville Florida Bobby Lewis said that Danny Harold Rolling buried his murder weapon and gloves after five slayings and decided to quit. Rolling pleaded guilty to five murders three rapes and three armed burglaries targeting Gainesville apartments. The jury must recommend death or life imprisonment to Judge Stan Martie.
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