Four GOP lawmakers urge censure over removal in Clinton case
Four House Republicans who voted to impeach President Clinton urge the Senate to consider censure instead of removal. The letter, signed by Sherwood Boehlert, Benjamin Gilman, Mike Castle, and Jim Greenwood, argues for a remedy short of removal and cites truthfulness, official duties, government integrity, and voter will as guiding factors. Senator Byrd says the decision must be bipartisan and made by the Senate.
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West Virginia
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R Miss
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Sherwood Boehlert
Benjamin Gilman
New York
Mike Castle
Delaware
Jim Greenwood
Pennsylvania
Castle
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Eightfold birth prompts fertility drug debate in Texas
In Houston, doctors watch the world's first surviving octuplets, eight babies born to Nkem Chukwu, sparking debate over fertility drug use and insurance coverage. Experts warn these cases often end in disaster, citing high care costs and underdeveloped lungs, while the family rejects selective reduction and faces ongoing medical care.
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Randle Corfman
Midwest Center For Reproductive Health
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Minn
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Alan Copperman
New York Times
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Texas Children’s Hospital
Texas Children’s
Kirshon
Ridge and supporters prepare stadium funding bid in Harrisburg
Gov. Ridge met with about twenty supporters in Harrisburg to push a plan that would borrow up to 500 million dollars for major construction projects. He aims to earmark 300 to 325 million for four new stadiums, two in Philadelphia and two in Pittsburgh, tying the effort to job creation and state quality of life. Tim Reeves, the governor’s spokesman, says the effort centers on major league teams and long standing local impacts.
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Toy basketball set recall threatens children safety
Arlington based report states over 10 million toy basketball sets are being recalled after nets detach and pose a strangulation risk. CPSC warning follows 20 entanglements in a decade and one fatal incident. Sets by Ohio Art Little Tikes and Fisher-Price date back to 1976.
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Desert Fox strikes weaken Saddam regime say officials
U S and British forces say Operation Desert Fox damaged Iraq by delaying ballistic missiles and harming weapons programs while weakening military communications. Officials estimate over 30 000 troops involved with 600 plus sorties and 300 aircraft, as coalition forces maintained pressure near Iraq.
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