Florida anti abortion killer sentenced to electric chair
In Pensacola Florida judge Frank Bell sentenced Paul Hill a former minister to the electric chair for killing abortion doctor John Bayard Britton and his escort Lt Col James Barrett as they arrived at the Ladies Center clinic. Hill showed no emotion as the judge spoke of blood on the judge jury and public figures.
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Unsafe storage of plutonium sparks alarm at federal sites
An internal U S Department report warns up to six metric tons of plutonium are stored in leaking bags bottles and decaying containers at 35 sites across more than a dozen states. The draft study notes significant risk to workers and the public though an exposure is deemed extremely unlikely except in a major disaster. Tara O Tool e underscores need to repackage stockpiles as safety measures proceed.
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Reagan doctors reveal bullets removal details
In a Journal of the American Medical Association report, surgical leaders Dr. Benjamin L Aaron and Dr. S David Rockoff explain removing the bullet from President Reagan to prevent public unhappiness at leaving it. They recount the 1981 shooting and note the aim to avoid unsettling headlines.
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S. David Rockoff
John Hinckley Jr
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Carter proposes outside doctors decide presidential disability
President Carter calls for a medical panel outside political figures to assess presidential fitness. He notes Ronald Reagan’s Alzheimer’s disclosure and says a Carter Center meeting will craft concrete proposals and a commission to pursue them. He argues the vice president and Cabinet should determine disability.
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Drugs found in sheepdog at Kennedy Airport
Customs agents at Kennedy Airport uncovered five pounds of cocaine surgically implanted in the belly of an Old English sheepdog. Officials said this was the first known case of a dog used to smuggle cocaine through a New York airport, far exceeding prior methods like implants in bras or surfboards.
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Hubbell pleads guilty to two Whitewater charges
Former associate attorney general Webster Hubbell, once close to President Clinton, pleads guilty to mail fraud and tax evasion, defrauding partners and clients of nearly 400000. He faces sentencing after a plea bargain to cooperate with Kenneth Starr's Whitewater inquiry. Clinton and Hillary express sadness over the events.
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Greenspan warns robust growth may spark inflation
Fed Chairman Alan Greenspan told the Joint Economic Committee that while consumer price inflation held near 26 percent annual rate in early 1994, price pressures were evident in raw commodities and intermediate goods. He cited strong demand, rising costs, and signs of higher inflation ahead, signaling potential further rate increases despite a buoyant economy. Housing construction remained robust in the July September quarter.
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