Record 47 Million International Visitors to Visit US This Year
The U S Travel and Tourism Association forecasts a record 47 million international visitors to the United States this year and 49.3 million in 1995. Overseas arrivals are expected to rise to 20 million this year and 21.4 million in 1995, with Canada and Mexico still supplying most visitors. Florida leads as a destination, followed by California and New York, while Atlanta prepares for the 1996 Summer Olympics.
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Death for spies faces chilly reception in Congress
Proposals to re enact the death penalty for espionage meet cool response from federal prosecutors and intelligence officials who say spies cooperate without it. Lawmakers discuss capital punishment in crime bills amid limited opposition and uncertain support. Public and CIA debates color the issue as Clinton aides hedge on current status and authority.
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Living wills gain attention after Onassis death
The death of Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis spurs renewed interest in living wills as people seek advance medical directives. Experts note rising interest among younger, middle aged men, with Choice in Dying reporting 11 000 inquiries last month.
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Lemon laws spread nationwide protecting car buyers
Nationwide lemon laws help owners recover refunds or replacements after chronic vehicle defects. The case of Marvin Jacobs shows a Jaguar XJS bought back after 30 years of problems, with a 26 shop visits tally and a $56 000 lemon. All 50 states now have lemon laws with varied stringency.
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