House Republicans Eye Medicare Savings to Balance Budget
House Republicans discuss a seven year plan to save about 305 billion from Medicare by encouraging enrollment in cheaper managed care and raising fees for higher income recipients. The talks occur in closed sessions as GOP aides aim to shift Medicare debate toward funding problems while facing Democratic resistance and a looming 1996 election.
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Oklahoma City bombing investigation widens with new leads
The investigation into the Oklahoma City bombing expands as prosecutors probe whether McVeigh and accomplices financed the attack via bank robberies using hazardous materials. Witnesses Nichols and brother James are charged in Michigan with conspiring to manufacture hazardous materials. Authorities trace a Ryder truck rental and a shed in Kansas linked to the plot while FBI interviews and notes surface about potential accomplices and plans for simultaneous incidents in Omaha Phoenix and Oklahoma City.
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Blood vial center of Simpson trial defense
In Los Angeles jurists hear defense claim police framed O J Simpson using a blood vial. Attorney Peter Neufeld questions police criminalist Andrea Mazzola about blood evidence handling and tampering concerns while prosecutors recount how the vial moved between the estate and the lab and the sequence of events.
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Kozyrev and Clinton discuss summit prep friction rises
In Washington Kozyrev met Clinton as NATO expansion and other disputes loom at the Moscow summit next month. Christopher pressed expansion, while Moscow resists a billion dollar Iran reactor contract and Chechnya suppression. Burns noted Warsaw Pact states back NATO expansion with no outside veto.
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Serbs again block U.N. convoys at Sarajevo airport
Bosnian Serbs halted UN fuel convoys into Sarajevo aiming to control the airport. UN officials signaled they may concede that no civilians use UN flights while fuel access remains denied by land. The airport has been closed to humanitarian flights for three weeks after an attack on a UN plane and threats to civilian flights.
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