Bosnian Serbs Free 55 Soldiers in Bosnia Amid Tense Ceasefire Talks
Bosnian Serbs freed 55 action soldiers after 15 days in captivity as a gesture to ease UN tensions. NATO plans to withdraw 24,000 peacekeepers intensified as the UN reported ongoing hostage risk and potential airstrikes. US and NATO officials warned a heavy reinforcement would be needed for any evacuation.
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Public sees welfare as flawed but supports aid and jobs program
Washington AP survey for a PBS poverty documentary shows most Americans overestimate welfare impact, want higher poverty lines and continued spending. Ninety-two percent view reducing poverty as a good investment, while 58 percent favor richer taxpayers funding programs.
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Opie
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Bay Area women have world’s highest breast cancer rate
In San Francisco and surrounding counties officials report Bay Area white women face a breast cancer rate about 50 percent higher than European women and five times higher than Japanese women. Researchers suggest diet toxins or higher screening as possible factors.
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International Agency For Research On Cancer
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Clinton associate targeted in Whitewater probes
Whitewater prosecutors move to indict James McDougal, former Madison Guaranty owner, sending a target letter inviting questioning by prosecutors and FBI agents as two other Clinton figures face guilty pleas. The note signals ongoing investigations into Clinton finances and ties to Madison Guaranty.
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Jim Guy Tucker
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Gulf soldiers given experimental drugs in Gulf War
Senate report accuses Pentagon of reckless disregard for troops by administering experimental drugs during the Persian Gulf War without proper informed consent. It cites FDA waivers, lack of warning, and threats to disobey orders, linking illnesses dubbed Gulf War syndrome to these trials. The report urges FDA to deny wartime consent waivers.
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