Tucker resigns as Arkansas governor after brink of crisis
Jim Guy Tucker apologized for delaying Mike Huckabee's inauguration by nearly four hours as he weighed leaving office over Whitewater conviction. Tucker finally quit after Huckabee threatened impeachment, saying it was in the state’s best interest and noting the last minute change was inconsistent. Tucker apologized to Huckabee and Arkansas residents, stating his resignation would have occurred if his appeal failed.
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Drilling heart new technique helps long suffering patient
PORTSMOUTH AP A once dire prognosis for Steve Chiotakis of Birmingham ended after doctors drilled holes in his heart to restore blood flow using a laser assisted method. Two years later he enjoys walks, trips, and social life previously impossible amid severe chest pain and failing blood supply.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Steve Chiotakis
Birmingham
Ala
Lucid Sets U S Space Time Record in Mir Flight
NASA astronaut Shannon Lucid has surpassed the prior American space-time record with 115 days nine hours and counting aboard the Mir station. She says she misses family and enjoys aboard the Cee space station while Atlantis remains grounded until mid September.
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Fla
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Atlantis
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Houston
Wisconsin welfare waiver on hold as Congress reshapes bill
The White House said Wisconsin welfare reform waiver is paused while a sweeping federal overhaul moves through Congress. President Clinton had expected to sign a waiver this week, but officials say a waiver may be unnecessary if the welfare bill passes, especially after Republicans separated it from Medicaid changes.
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Wisconsin
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White House
Clinton
Test identifies diet candidates for heart risk in men
PORTSMOUTH New Hampshire AP A test of small LDL cholesterol particles flags men likely to lower heart disease risk with a very low fat diet while some with normal particles may gain no benefit or even risk. About one third have small particles indicating higher risk. Individual responses vary and the test cannot predict outcomes for a single man.
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Portsmouth
N.H
Ronald Krauss
Krauss
Young Kirk Douglas Son Jailed Over Flight Disruption
Erik Douglas, the 37 year old youngest son of actor Kirk Douglas, was jailed in Newark New Jersey after dropping out of a court ordered program tied to his guilty plea for disrupting an airplane flight. He faces up to 30 days in jail and a $5000 fine at sentencing. The attorney called him trying though sometimes failing, noting he is an addict. An FBI complaint states he released his dog from its cage, ignored crew requests, yelled at staff, and threw blankets during the March 17 flight.
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Kirk Douglas
Erik Douglas
Newark
N.J
Alexander E. Eisemann
Clinton administration cuts projected budget deficit in new forecast
The White House released a revised economic forecast showing the deficit shrinking to 116.8 billion dollars this year, 29 billion less than March projections. GDP is seen rising 2.6 percent from late 1995, with inflation near 3.2 percent, amid Greenspan testimony and talk of rate increases to curb inflation.
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Clinton
White House
Congress
Federal Reserve
Alan
Clinton Must Choose as Cuba Deadline Nears
President Clinton faces a Today deadline to decide whether to waive a provision letting American owners sue foreign firms for Cuba seized property. Bob Dole urged sanctions, while Clinton warned of friction with allies if he declines the waiver and said he will act in the national interest to push for democracy in Cuba.
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U.S
Bob Dole
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Yeltsin and Gore Meet Near Moscow After Health Rumors
At Barvikha health resort Yeltsin and Al Gore held a 45 minute discussion amid health speculations. Gore praised Yeltsin’s vitality, while both outlined aims for Chechnya negotiations and improved Russian American relations with emphasis on a cease fire and renewed talks.
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