Universal health plan moves by Senate Dems rattle Bush
Senate Democrats push HealthAmerica a universal coverage bill requiring employers to fund 80 percent of worker premiums or finance a government plan for the uninsured. The 10 7 Labor and Human Resources vote signals intent to advance reform this year despite GOP opposition over cost and government role.
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Washington
Senate
Bush
Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee
Congress
George Mitchell
Maine
Edward M. Kennedy
Mass
Senate Finance Committee
Mitchell
Cratic
Lawrence Wofford
Dick Thornburgh
Pennsylvania
Wofford
Kennedy-Mitchell
America
Kennedy
Thad Cochran
R-Miss
Aussies mull boycott if Magic Johnson plays
Melbourne AP report says Australia’s basketball team, a medal contender, weighs boycotting Olympic games against the United States if Magic Johnson competes. Players debate HIV transmission risk and whether to avoid contact with Johnson while federation officials call the idea a storm in a teacup.
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Melbourne
Australia
Magic Johnson
Ray Serner
Tye
Peter Harcourt
U.S
Johnson
Brian Sando
Nighttime shuttle flyover thrills Northeast viewers
Residents across parts of the Northeast will glimpse the space shuttle Discovery as it passes at 187 miles altitude on a research mission. The rare sight is aided by its 57 degree orbital inclination allowing visibility as far north as southern Alaska, despite usually staying south of Texas and Florida.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Discovery
Texas
Florida
Alaska
Los Angeles transit agency ends Sumitomo rail car contract
The Los Angeles County Transportation Commission terminated a $122 million rail car contract with Sumitomo Corp of America citing job preservation aims. MorrisonKnudsen protested ongoing public ownership concerns while unions pressed for more U.S. content as the Metro Green Line project advances toward 1995 opening.
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Los Angeles
County Transportation Commission
Sumitomo Corp. of America
U.S
Los Angeles County Transportation Commission
Mike Antonovich
Los Angeles County
Antonovich
Sumitomo
General Electric
Morrison-Knudsen Corp
Boise
Idaho
Commission
Morrison. Knudsen
William J. Agee
Agee
Soviet Union
County Hall of Administration
Morrison-Knudsen
Morrison- Knudsen
Metro
el Segundo
Norwalk
Los Angeles International Airport
Kevorkian Pushes Panel of Death Doctors
Detroit AP report on Dr. Jack Kevorkian proposing a nationwide network of obstratrists to review requests for death by own action. The plan, detailed in American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry, would require referrals and seeks felony penalties for non specialists. He argues panels could reduce panic driven suicides and cautions against abuse.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Wyoming
Mark Hopkinson
Wyoming Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Hopkinson
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Chuck Coon
Department of Corrections
Detroit
Jack Kevorkian
American Journal of Forensic Psychiatry
Edward Miller
Laguna
Calif
Miller
Dr. Kevorkian
Michigan
Kevorkian
Royal Oak
Germans halt U S laser gear bound for Libya
At Frankfurt airport last month a plane bound for Tripoli carrying American made laser equipment for rockets was seized. German officials said the dual use parts could aid nuclear tech and that U S authorities questioned the transfer via Amsterdam. The cargo was to a Libyan rocket program and the shipment was to be returned to the United States.
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BOM
Germany
Libya
Frankfurt
Dieter Vogel
U.S
Tripoli
Washington
State Department
Joseph Snyder
Amsterdam
Netherlands
Vogel
United States
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PO Mesa
Vermont Castings
Rt. 85
Buckeystown
FSK Mall
Sbrchives
IBA PR
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Registered Jeweler
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North Market St
L.A
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Broadway
E. Patrick Street
Donald R. Grossnickle
P.A
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Frederick, MD
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Alliale
Iran
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Frederick Town Mall
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