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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1995
Page
3
In Toronto two Pakistani twins Hira and Nida Jamal born joined at the head were successfully separated after a 16 hour operation. Doctors report the girls are in stable condition at the Hospital for Sick Children and are recovering with extensive skull reconstruction completed.
PBS executives say public broadcasting can be weaned from federal tax dollars but will resist bids to privatize or sell public services. Richard Carlson of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting cautions against rejection of ideas while asserting public broadcasting is not for sale. WNET New York plans ads to boost public broadcasting support.
Washington AP reports 25,000 Americans with potentially faulty pacemaker wires should receive special X-rays to identify the 12 percent may break. While some breaks are not dangerous, 1.6 percent of patients face death or serious injury if a wire punctures the heart wall. FDA notes uncertain who should have the risky replacement procedure.
In Los Angeles the O J Simpson murder case halted before the defense could speak as a dispute over media coverage and a juror face broadcast led to a delay. Prosecutors detailed blood evidence linking Simpson to the crime scene including socks, a glove, footprints and hair fibers supporting their case.
President Clinton ordered asset freezes on 18 individuals and 12 groups tied to Middle East terrorism. The move, supported by court approved wiretaps, targets fundraising and barred transfers from U.S. banks to groups including Hezbollah. The action follows a pattern of attacks linked to worsening regional violence and threats to peace talks.
Security Council met in Grozny as heavy shelling continued in the Chechen capital. Yeltsin seeks to end the military phase and hand control to Interior Ministry troops, with no start date set. Mozdok airlifted fresh troops as the defense pressure mounted.
Washington AP The Clin administration and Fed Chair Greenspan urged Congress to approve a 40 billion dollar Mexico rescue package to avert a sovereign debt crisis that could ripple to developing nations. Rubin Leach and Christopher testified the options are limited as Democrats press for conditions amid Republican fault lines. Greenspan warned a rapid downturn could trigger capital flight from other developing countries.
The December federal budget deficit rose by 4.1 billion dollars as accelerated military and veteran payments plus SSI disbursements loaded December. For the first three months of the new year the deficit stands at 74 billion, vs 91.5 last year, with a full-year outlook near 167 billion.
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