Congress ready to join Bush on domestic agenda push
Congressional leaders praised President Bush for linking military victory to domestic priorities. Foley signaled support while delaying 100 day action on a crime bill and Transportation reform. Michel urged White House discipline. Dingell awaited a concrete energy plan and Ford criticized education funding in Bush's budget.
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Rebels spread across Iraq strained by U S and Iran clashes
Reports from Iran Iran's Hashemi Rafsanjani urged Iraqis to yield to the people and criticized Saddam for suppressing uprisings while Baghdad said it would hand over 40 foreign reporters and two American soldiers to the Red Cross. Kuwait released 1 881 civilians as Gulf War winds down with US troop withdrawals planned by July Fourth.
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Bill would make air bags mandatory in all new cars
Senate sponsors introduce a bill to require driver and front-seat air bags as standard in all new cars by late 1995 and in light trucks and vans by late 1997, aiming to save about 12 000 lives annually. Automakers say they are already adding bags in response to safety demand. critics warn of delays. Senator Richard Bryan notes protecting all income levels. Bush admin agency offers no immediate comment.
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Bush Administration
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Thatcher Receives Medal of Freedom From Bush in White House
President Bush awards former British prime minister Margaret Thatcher the Presidential Medal of Freedom in a White House ceremony praising her fearlessness and vision. Thatcher was ousted from 10 Downing Street 14 weeks earlier and replaced by John Major. Winnie Mandela trial in Johannesburg sees lawyer claim a witness is a publicity seeker leveraging media attention for profit.
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Beehive Invasion Delays Car Wash In Baton Rouge
Maddie Mix’s lunch stop at a Baton Rouge car wash became a three hour ordeal as a swarm commandeered her car. Hammond Aire Auto Spa owner Gene Humphreys said bees clustered on the door and inside the wash tunnel.
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Secret due dates urge calmer pregnancies
A London obstetrician says exact delivery dates cause anxiety and cites that only under 5 percent deliver on due date after reviewing 23 000 births. He notes tall women tend to deliver late, with 65 percent of 5 foot 7 inch women giving birth after due date versus under 45 percent of shorter women.
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Nigel Saunders
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