Iraq bars U.N. inspectors from Baath Party office
In Baghdad a Baath Party official said U.N. teams would be barred from a regional party office after they sought entry yesterday. Richard Butler called the move a blockage as U.N. inspectors resume searches in Baghdad amid U.S. threats of force.
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Softer air bags may protect large drivers too
Washington reports government data on 115 crashes involving depowered air bags in new autos. Officials say the less forceful bags appear to reduce deaths of short women in minor crashes while protecting larger adults in more severe ones, though sample is small and investigations continue.
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Kennedy fights septic tank rules in watershed suit
In White Plains Kennedy advocates for stricter septic tank limits in the city watershed while denouncing state probes into his own Bedford tank. Riverkeeper seeks ban on tanks on slopes over 15 degrees to curb sewage leakage. state Health Dept records sought after October filing.
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Heirs to Scottish fortune identified
Helen Lowe’s 11 million dollar estate heirs named as genealogists Tilt Research say they have identified most entitled recipients. The Edinburgh born businesswoman died in 1997 at 99 without a will prompting a worldwide search. London reporters noted contact efforts drew hundreds of calls and online inquiries from potential relatives in Canada Australia South Africa and Britain. Tom Curran of Tilt Research said the overall position is known though not everyone has been located or contacted.
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Jailhouse brew sickens inmates in New Jersey
Thirty Middlesex County jail inmates fell ill after drinking an illicit brew made from rotten fruit. They mixed apples and peanuts with bread to ferment alcohol, producing foul fruit juice with moldy bread chunks. Warden Rudolph Johnson said no disciplinary action will be taken due to their suffering.
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Cold weather deaths claim over 700 Americans yearly
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported 12,368 hypothermia deaths from 1979 to 1995, about three per million. Insulated clothing and hats help prevent hypothermia while abstaining from alcohol reduces heat loss by limiting surface blood flow.
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Republicans Move to Approve Clinton Impeachment Resolution
The House Judiciary Committee prepares four impeachment articles accusing President Clinton of perjury in the grand jury and the Paula Jones case, obstruction of justice, and abuse of power. Debate centers on charges and potential censure as Republicans push toward a full House vote.
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Public workers exempt from Social Security spark retirement debate
Ohio educator Bob Shreve calls proposals to force exempt public employees into Social Security an assault on retirement. Estimates show 5 million local and state workers would face payroll taxes, with critics warning benefits of existing plans could be cut. Proposals aim to raise funds to shore up Social Security, while opponents warn of wage cuts and degraded city services.
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