Pees Woman to Lead Canada Prime Minister Campbell Wins PC Race
Ottawa AP Kim Campbell a 46 year old Vancouver lawyer won the Progressive Conservative leadership on the second ballot defeating Environment Minister Jean Charest 1817 to 1630 to become Canada first woman prime minister with turnover expected in about a week. Seattle AP FDA warns Diet Pepsi drinkers in four states to pour from a glass after syringes found in two cans six months apart and tells to inspect cans for needles no injuries reported initial tests show no contamination and acidic soda could spread bacteria or virus says FDA official.
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Gasoline prices dip slightly as summer arrives
Gasoline prices slipped over the past two weeks, the Lundberg Survey shows an average of 1.177 dollars per gallon nationwide, down from 1.178 dollars in the prior period. The report covers 10,000 stations and marks the traditional start of summer driving.
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Senate Democrats seek changes to tax bill clashes
In Washington, Senate Democrats debate funding for energy taxes with aims to raise corporate rates or close business tax loopholes. Senator Tom Harkin and allies oppose any plan shifting burden to the elderly and middle class, urging a path to support the president’s program.
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U S Missiles Hit Mogadishu Street Siege
U S helicopter gunships fired three missiles at a mobile rocket launcher in Mogadishu's streets aiming to destroy it. One missile missed and a tea seller nearby was killed. Residents say the launcher was a rusted relic left by Siad Barre's army. Protesters chanted Clinton down as tensions rose amid U N operations against Aidid targets.
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Pa governor begins heart liver transplant
Pittsburgh AP Gov Robert P Casey underwent a heart liver transplant for amyloidosis the double operation began about 730 am and could last 12 to 18 hours. He transferred duties to Lt Gov Mark Singer and is in his second term ending 1995.
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Specter Undergoes Brain Tumor Surgery in Philadelphia
U S Senator Arlen Specter entered Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania for emergency brain tumor surgery. Spokesman Dan McKenna gave few details while son Shania said doctors believe the tumor is benign.
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