Bankers invited to meet with Clinton records show
President Clinton hosted more than 400 top Democratic fundraisers in informal chats about policy, including 76 coffee klatches. One session included the nation’s chief banking regulator Eugene Ludwig and more than a dozen bankers in the White House Map Room, with DNC operatives and aides present.
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Vatican defends male priesthood in exhaustive case
The Vatican presented its most comprehensive case yet against women priests, arguing Christ was male and Jesus chose male apostles. Cardinal Ratzinger and Bishop Angelo Scola cited 2000 years of practice and church doctrine, noting the issue remains a barrier to Anglican-Catholic Unity despite ongoing debate.
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AIDS deaths fall in New York City amid new treatments
New York City records a 30 percent drop in AIDS deaths last year, signaling broad treatment impact from protease inhibitors. CDC expert Dr. Harold Jaffee calls the news encouraging as national figures are expected to mirror the trend. Meanwhile a Queens school incident left 13-year-old Marc Angevine with two severed fingertips after a door closed on his hand, with officials calling it an accident pending further details.
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TV chef Jeff Smith accused of sex crime in Tacoma
A Tacoma lawsuit accuses Jeff Smith known as Frugal Gourmet of molesting a 15 year old in 1976 at his restaurant and catering business. The 58 year old preacher denies the allegations. The amended suit adds a 36 year old man seeking unspecified damages and cites emotional distress. Two other alleged victims were dropped from the amended complaint.
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Doctor sentenced for murder in gas station confrontation
Providence AP report notes psychiatrist David Barrett received a 30 year prison term for second degree murder of Joseph Silvia after a gas station incident. Barrett apologized to Silvia's relatives in court stating responsibility for his actions amid his manic depressive diagnosis. Barrett's family attended without speaking.
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Netanyahu Faces Scrutiny Over Attorney General Appointment
Jerusalem AP reports Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu offered a police inquiry into his government’s choice of Roni Bar-On as attorney general amid claims the appointment traded for Deri corruption case actions. Bar-On resigned after scrutiny. Neeman’s resignation preceded this affair. Sarah Netanyahu faces a nanny lawsuit for back pay.
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Publix settles sex discrimination suit for 81.5 million
Publix will pay 81.5 million to 150000 women in a class action accusing the chain of relegating them to low paying jobs. The settlement, covering Florida Georgia South Carolina and Alabama since 1991, includes five years of EEOC monitoring and training programs.
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Clinton seeks 43 million for food safety program
President Clinton will ask Congress for 43 million dollars to strengthen the national early warning system for food contamination and fund other steps to curb millions of annual food poisonings. The proposal, part of the budget to be sent next month, follows deadly outbreaks linked to hamburgers juice and other foods. If approved it marks a shift after years of tight food program funding.
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