Dole abandons abortion tolerance plank in bid for unity
In San Diego AP report Dole abandons a push to include a tolerance clause on abortion in the GOP platform. Abortion rights Republicans vow to press the issue at the platform committee and possibly on the floor if needed. The move aims to smooth the convention as Dole faces female voter concerns and a persistent Clinton lead.
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Lawyer says fragments of bomb given to Jewell
Fragments of the Centennial Olympic Park bomb were found in Richard Jewell's Atlanta apartment but his lawyer said they were souvenirs given by police. Investigators recovered metal fragments and wood, tied to the July 27 blast that killed one and injured 111.
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Man shoots nurse after rage over bandages in wheelchair
Felipe Herrera, 53, paralyzed in an auto crash, was released from a hospital after skin grafts when nurse Edna Hooks began changing his bandages. He chased her in his wheelchair, beat her, then shot her twice and killed himself. Police say he complained of pain and argued she wasn’t doing her job.
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Clinton vows to go it alone on Iran Libya sanctions
The Clinton administration defies Europe and says it will act unilaterally to punish Iran and Libya via sanctions on foreign firms. Officials defend the measure as leverage for a multilateral approach, while allies warn of retaliation and warn that extraterritorial penalties risk precedent.
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Rebels attack central Grozny in largest assault since peace
Rebel forces estimated at up to 400, backed by tanks and helicopters, seized several roads in central Grozny amid heavy Russian air and ground fire. Russian officials report 13 soldiers killed and 45 wounded. attacks also hit Argun and Gudermes as peace accords struggle to hold.
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Cockpit wreckage baffles investigators in TWA 800 crash
Nineteen days after the Paris bound 747 vanished, FBI NTSB and Boeing investigators work through a ton of cockpit chaos at a Long Island hangar. They seek clues amid gauges wires and wreckage to determine if a bomb mechanical failure or a missile caused the disaster that killed 230.
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