Hatfield survives GOP hit on balanced budget vote
Senate Republicans declined to punish Oregon's Mark Hatfield for voting no on the balanced budget amendment. No action was taken to remove him as chairman of the Appropriations Committee, and leaders urged unity while Hatfield defended his stance.
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Endeavour mission aids amateur stargazers worldwide
Space center brief notes the Endeavour shuttle carries 200 million dollars in telescopes yet relies on amateur astronomers led by Monsignor Ronald Royer of Lakewood California to spot distant cataclysmic variable star explosions. These dual star systems feature a white dwarf accreting matter from a red giant companion triggering a thermonuclear event.
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Gingrich ethics complaints spark House debate
Democratic Rep. David Bonner accuses Speaker Newt Gingrich of violating House rules by promoting his college course in floor speeches while Gingrich defends the rights of a member to speak. The dispute follows ongoing ethics criticisms from Bonner since Republicans gained control after the last election.
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Clinton to visit Haiti on March 31
President Clinton will visit Haiti on March 31 to mark the transition of peacekeeping duties from U S and allied troops to the United Nations. He will meet with U S and allied forces and with Aristide to review progress since the U S led intervention.
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Redford and Newman Spotlight Acting Talk in New York
Robert Redford spent four hours Monday at the New School for Social Research in New York discussing acting and directing with students. Paul Newman, former film partner and Actors Studio president, attended from the front row as the visit was arranged for the class. Redford recalled a scene with Charles Laughton in which a Nazi character slapped a rabbi. Laughton advised restraint and the moment became a genuine acting test.
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U.S. offers $2M reward for killing of two Americans
The United States announced a 2 million dollar reward for information leading to the arrest of the gunmen who killed two U.S. Consulate employees in Karachi and wounded a third. An FBI anti-terrorism team proceeded to Pakistan to aid the search as police identified a taxi driver as a key witness. The attack, claimed by the Liberation Army in Manila, heightened concerns over violence targeting Americans amid regional turmoil.
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Body sets weight via biological control in dieters
A Boston AP report details that after weight loss the body burns fewer calories, making maintenance hard. Rockefeller University researchers say metabolism adjusts to keep fat near a personal set point, with both fat and lean tissue responding to weight changes.
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Israelis and PLO set July 1 target for West Bank deal
Israel and the PLO announced July 1 as a target date for a final agreement on troop withdrawal and Palestinian elections in the West Bank. Foreign Minister Shimon Peres said the deadline signals a timetable, not guaranteed troop withdrawal, with Arafat and Peres agreeing on a gradual pullout and a June 15 to July 1 window for negotiations. The 1993 accord left Gaza and Jericho under PLO control.
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