Bill requires fertility clinics to report success rates
The House approved a bill establishing federal standards for fertility clinics. It would compel disclosure of success rates, fund a consumer guide, and encourage state certification programs for clinics.
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Princess Diana Makes Belfast Visit Amid Tense Crowds
Princess Diana toured the Presbyterian Church in Ireland HQ in central Belfast after arriving from an armored limousine. She greeted supporters near bomb-scarred buildings and viewed a charity exhibit, signaling a rare public outing in Northern Ireland. Time reports Robert Bork will join Leona Helmsley’s appeal team, replacing a rejected Supreme Court nominee as her tax-fraud case advances.
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Ramos takes office and pledges reforms in Philippines
Fidel Ramos was sworn in as president in Manila in a peaceful transfer of power after a fraught election. He vowed to root out corruption, restore services, and reassure allies while facing insurgencies and a fragile national unity.
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Sidon Cala of Arafat Fatah Commander Killed in Lebanon
In Sidon Lebanon unidentified gunmen killed Col Anwar Madi the Fatah militia commander for Ein el Hilweh camp. Madi was named to the post three weeks ago and attackers fled in a waiting Mercedes Benz as he neared Sidon’s police area. Police offered no motive and no arrests were reported.
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Water Woes Deepen After Desert Quakes In Yucca Valley
In Yucca Valley and surrounding areas thousands lack water after quakes. About 27,000 have contaminated or no water. repairs may take a week. Aftershocks of 4.9 to 5.4 caused more damage, with 4,631 homes and 164 businesses damaged and 20 homes plus 10 businesses destroyed. A boy died and over 350 were injured. Local water tanks, lines, and roads suffered. Red Cross aids with water and food as residents line up for supplies.
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