Clinton plan to bind unwed fathers to their children
Washington seeks in hospital settings to establish paternity for all newborns by requiring states to offer simple in hospital affidavits. The plan aims to boost child support, save welfare costs, and locate fathers early, with Washington citing high willingness among unwed fathers to sign despite future obligations.
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Vichy police chief Bousquet shot dead in Paris
Rene Bousquet, the Vichy police chief linked to deportations of Jews, was killed in his Paris apartment as a trial neared. The gunman, Christian Didier, 49, claimed to act as an agent of God and called Bousquet a cockroach and a serpent. Didier had previous prison trouble and no known links to Bousquet.
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Air Force probes comments about Clinton by general
Pentagon says an informal inquiry is under way into reports that Maj. Gen. Harold N. Campbell mocked President Clinton at a May 24 Netherlands dinner. The remarks allegedly called Clinton draft dodging and other slurs. Campbell’s transfer to a new post is on hold pending investigation.
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Massacre toll in Liberia rises to 350 amid refugee camp killings
The weekend massacre of refugees near Monrovia is blamed on rebels led by Charles Taylor. UN envoy to Liberia to probe the killings, with 350 dead including many children and mothers, and numbers possibly rising to 400.
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Prince Renames Himself with Symbol On Birthday Change
Prince announces name change to a symbol marrying male and female signs on his 35th birthday and splits with New Power Generation while remaining in a touring role. He also departs Mercury Polygram Nashville for Def American Records amid a European tour. Johnny Cash collaborates with U2 on The Wanderer track for Zooropa, led by Bono.
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Judge orders Haitians freed from Guantanamo
A U S district judge ordered the release of 158 Haitian AIDS refugees at Guantanamo Bay, ruling U S policy and mistreatment unjust. The decision could close the camp within weeks if the government does not appeal, allowing refugees to join relatives in the United States or seek housing.
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Crown Prince Naruhito Marries Masako Owada in Silent Ceremony
In Tokyo 190,000 well wishers watched as Crown Prince Naruhito and Masako Owada wed in a restrained Imperial Palace ceremony. The future emperor wore orange silk, while Masako appeared in nine layers of traditional kimono. The 13 minute rite was held behind palace walls, with only 800 guests nearby.
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