Americans slip into Iraq by UN border guard lapse
U N border guards mistakenly allowed two American aircraft mechanics David Daliberti and William Barloon to drive into Iraqi territory triggering an Iraqi patrol response. The men, taken into custody March 13, received eight year sentences for illegal entry. UNIKOM commander Lt Gen Krishna Thapa said the incident stemmed from a guard misidentifying a white Pajero as a patrol vehicle. An Iraqi officer noted this was the first breach since a trench was built along the border.
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Water rules scaled back in wetlands bill approval
The Transportation and Infrastructure Committee approved a bill 43-16 that would curb wetlands protections and shift many federal water pollution duties to states and localities. Clinton administration and other critics call it a retreat from 25 years of progress, despite bipartisan support.
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Fetal alcohol syndrome cases rise sixfold, CDC reports
Atlanta AP says the rate of babies born with fetal alcohol syndrome climbed from one per 10 000 in 1979 to 6.7 per 10 000 in 1993 with 2 032 cases among 9.4 million births over 15 years. Researchers caution that increased detection or higher maternal drinking could drive the rise.
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FDA warns about fake Similac counterfeit formula
The FDA warned parents that counterfeit Similac infant formula is circulating in at least 16 states. Investigators found fake cans of liquid Similac across Alaska Arizona California Connecticut Florida Louisiana Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Nevada New Jersey New York Pennsylvania Rhode Island Texas and Washington.
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U S and Russia to join fight on international crime
Washington reports the United States Secret Service and the Russian Interior Ministry will cooperate to combat international economic crime. Deputy head Boris L Tereschenko noted joint analysis of paper and ink in a counterfeiting case.
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National Park Service bans T shirt sales on Mall monuments
Washington monuments including the Washington Monument and Vietnam Veterans Memorial will no longer host vendor tables as the Park Service enacts rules to stop the area from becoming an open air bazaar. Assistant Interior Secretary George T. Frampton Jr. says the move targets curbside vendors and preserve dignified grounds.
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Candace Gill Named Grand Marshal Of San Francisco Parade
Candace Gill, sister of House speaker Newt Gingrich, will serve as one of four grand marshals for San Francisco's 1995 Lesbian Gay Freedom Day Parade in June. Parade organizers cited the statement it makes as a key reason for her selection after Newt Gingrich suggested a ban on homosexuals in the military, a stance he has since softened. Robert Allen, parade committee president, said Gill was chosen mainly for the message she represents.
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Free Report Reveals Secret To Highest Home Price
Frederick Maryland free report released shows a little known secret to maximize home sale price. Call 1-800-765-7286 for a free recorded message and copy of the report. Call now to learn what buyers hope you never read.
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Haiti Interior Minister Denies Ties to Assassination
Haiti interior minister Mondesir Beaubrun denies involvement in the March 28 killing of Mireille Bertin. U.S. officials warned that 27 Aristide opponents may be targeted, per a New York Times report. Beaubrun said he learned of the plot around March 19 and claimed no arms are registered to his ministry.
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Anti-drug money called slush fund faces scrutiny
In Michigan federal anti-drug money bought giant toothbrushes in a health class and in Washington funded a basketball team party. A St Louis area high school security guard was paid from the fund. Critics say eight years of money aimed at warning kids away from drugs has been diverted to wasteful uses. Supporters acknowledge abuses but defend the program as vital for prevention.
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