Attacking Buchanan May Backfire in NH Primary
In the days before the New Hampshire primary Pat Buchanan decries a Bob Dole ad calling him extreme. The Dole campaign defends the strategy as Republicans debate whether the attacks help or hurt, with Buchanan countering that name calling could split the party.
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Bob Dole
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Mr. Dole
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Senate
Arizona
Bole
Scott Reed
Astronauts gear up to release tethered satellite
Space Center Houston reports Columbia astronauts preparing for the second tethered satellite mission. The half-ton satellite on a 12.8 mile line will be reeled out on Saturday to generate electricity via Earth’s magnetic field. NASA chief Goldin urged safety first as Commander Andrew Allen pledged top priority.
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NASA
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Andrew Allen
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Boys Salvi at range day before abortion clinic shootings
Two boys testified that John C. Salvi 1] went to a shooting range and practiced firing his rifle the day before he killed two people at abortion clinics. Prosecutors seek to prove sanity while defense argues he was insane haunted by anti Catholic conspiracies.
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Dedham
Mass
John C. Salvi
Salvi
Blizzard costs insurers two billion from winter storms
Property insurers report nearly 2 billion dollars in losses from wind damage collapsed roofs power outages and burst pipes across forty one states. The data from Property Claim Services marks the highest winter storm losses through February. In 1993 winter losses reached about 3 billion due mainly to a mid March blizzard.
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Property Claim Services
American Insurance Services Group Inc
CDC reports rising preschool vaccination rates nationwide
Atlanta based report shows a record 7 percent of preschoolers meet recommended vaccines, leaving 1 million needing one or more doses. CDC data indicate three fourths of children aged 19 35 months receive basics four DTP Hib HepB and MMR. By 2000 CDC targets 90 percent with Hib and HepB series.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
FTC bars gasoline quality claims in ads
The Federal Trade Commission urged stopping claims that clear gas is better than colored fuel. Amoco Oil Co. agreed to halt superior performance claims for Crystal Clear Amoco Ultimate lacking scientific backing. Amoco said ads aired in 1991 and 1992 and are no longer used, disputing the FTC findings.
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Federal Trade Commission
Amoco Oil Co
Amoco
Commission
Arline Data
Trade Commission
China Denies Orphan Abuse Claims Amid US Criticism
Beijing rejects a US based human rights report detailing mistreatment and deaths of hundreds of children in Shanghai orphanages. China blames American gun violence drugs and poverty for harming children and accuses the United States of failing to protect its own youngsters.
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China
United States
Human Rights Watch-Asia
Shanghai
BIA can't account for 2.4 billion in tribal funds
An Arthur Andersen audit finds the Bureau of Indian Affairs cannot locate documents for about 2.4 billion dollars in 2000s era tribal trust funds. The totals cover timber, minerals, water and land claims, with major accounts including a 400 million Sioux award.
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Dan Press
South Dakota
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Pennsylvania man arrested as KGB spy
Former NSA employee Robert Lipka was arrested in Millersville Pennsylvania on charges of spying for the Soviet Union in the 1960s. He allegedly passed classified documents to the Soviets while working at NSA from 1964 to 1967.
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Linda Vizi
KGB
Maryland
Yeltsin vows reform drive as patience wears thin
In a televised state of the nation address before parliament Yeltsin pledged to ease the social costs of market reforms while pressing for continued reforms. He warned he could dismiss his government if it fails to deliver and urged officials to share the burden of tough belt tightening.
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Moscow
Boris Yeltsin
Yeltsin
FDA approves Liposorber machine to filter cholesterol
The FDA approved the Liposorber device to remove LDL cholesterol from blood for patients with severe hypercholesterolemia unresponsive to diet or meds. Made by Kaneka America Corp, the system runs blood from both arms through a plasma-separating machine, binding LDL in the plasma.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Evan Stein
Cincinnati
Kaneka America Corp
New York
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