Israel Syria talks Golan deal at Fort McNair
Secretary of State Warren Christopher opens three day Israeli Syrian military talks at Fort McNair to seek a Golan Heights pullback and a demilitarized buffer. U S Mediator Dennis Ross to visit in July as Washington presses for peace steps and terrorism controls.
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House Extends Agent Orange Health Benefits to 1997
The House approved a bill to extend health care benefits for Vietnam War veterans with possible Agent Orange linked conditions through 1997. The measure also widens qualifying ailments for VA treatment. fate now rests with the Senate. CAPE CANAVERAL Atlantis launches on a U S Russian docking mission led by Robert Gibson and Anatoly Solovyev, marking a new era of cooperation atop Mir days after 20th anniversary docking.
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Medicare fraud hot line opens nationwide
Washington AP reports the inspector general of Health and Human Services invites tips on suspected fraud in Medicare and Medicaid. Call toll free at 800 447 8477. lines open 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. Eastern, Monday through Friday, for the elderly disabled and poor.
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Army couple killed in Egypt in Sinai desert mine attack
An American Army couple on leave were killed when their off road vehicle struck a mine in the Sinai desert 30 miles north of Sharm el Sheik. Two Egyptians, a driver and a guide, were injured. Police and U S officials withheld names. The mine may be remnants of former Israeli Egyptian wars.
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Hagman Found With Liver Tumor Amid Cirrhosis Battle
Actor Larry Hagman diagnosed with cirrhosis two years ago has a small tumor on his liver. Spokesman Richard Grant would not say if it is cancerous. Hagman, known for Dallas and I Dream of Jeannie, is described as well and traveling with his wife after a Cedars Sinai Center exam and brief stay.
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Bomb attack in Sarajevo kills civilians and injures reporters
In western Sarajevo two missiles hit the TV building and a nearby apartment, killing at least four and wounding 37. U.N. spokespeople described the blasts as crude air bombs and homemade rocket devices. Journalists among the injured included AP TV reporters and CNN staff.
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Teachers unions face fines over protests amid GOP shifts
In Michigan teachers resist a 1994 law fining on the job protests while Chicago unions lose bargaining rights. Across Congress a voucher funding push fuels a broader fight with GOP lawmakers. NEA cites hopeful signs in Pennsylvania even as Michigan battles reforms. Governor Engler blames MEA for obstructing progress.
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