Dole Keeps Lead as Buchanan Signals and Perot Tours
Dole faces Senate pressure over Clinton values while Pat Buchanan weighs his future in the GOP. Newt Gingrich urges Buchanan to stay on the ticket as Perot launches a nationwide tour aimed at toppling Dole and Clinton. Nevada and California results show Dole widening his delegate lead with Buchanan in a distant second.
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White House
Mr. Dole
Senate
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Pat Buchanan
Kansas
Buchanan
House
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Mr. Perot
Dole
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Afl-Cio
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California
Washington State
Hesdag
Mr. Buchanan
Washington
Steve Forbes
Mr. Forbes
Golden State
Ralph Nader
Green Party
San Diego
Perot
Federal shutdown looming as Clinton clashes with Congress
President Clinton and Republicans faced a looming shutdown over funding for agencies for the rest of fiscal 1996. The White House sought an extra 1.8 billion for social programs and high technology, while the Senate had approved about half that for education and the environment.
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Clinton
Congress
White House
Sen
Don Nickles
R-Okla
Senate
Associated Press
Man survives 4 mile swim after ship fall at San Juan
A man fell from the Carnival Celebration cruise ship near Toa Baja and swam over four miles to shore. He was found exhausted but in good condition at noon Tuesday and treated at Bayamon Regional Hospital. Witnesses said he climbed over a safety railing before entering the Atlantic.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Toa Baja
Carnival
Bayamon Regional Hospital
US Coast Guard
James Elliott
Atlantic Ocean
Tim Gallagher
Castro vows Cuba remains socialist after U S pressure
Fidel Castro told Cuba's ruling Communist Party leaders that there is no alternative to socialism and revolution and warned that U S sanctions over the shooting down of exile pilots mark the start of a strong ideological battle with the United States. The remarks came at a rare central committee session addressing the island's economy society and politics.
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Mexico City
Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Castro
Communist Party
United States
Study questions mass mastectomy use for tiny breast cancers
Thousands of women undergo mastectomies for ductal carcinoma in situ DCIS tiny cancers that may not spread Researchers cite mammography raising detection fivefold from 1973 to 1992 The Journal of the American Medical Association report notes over 10 000 women had breasts removed in 1992 to treat DCIS Most experts warn only a minority will become invasive cancer and call for more conservative treatment such as lumpectomy plus radiation
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Chicago
National Cancer Institute
Journal of the American Medical Association
Bosnia denies Iranian troops in Bosnian army row
NATO says it has evidence Iranians are training Bosnian government soldiers rekindling a dispute with President Izetbegovic who denies any Iranian presence. U.S. officials warn of Dayton violation and possible loss of 100 million dollars in aid while uncovering suspected training camps and instructors under Bosnia’s Agency for Investigation and Documentation.
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Bosnia-Herzegovina
Alija Izetegovic
Bosnia
U.S. Navy
Mark van Dyke
NATO
Dayton
Izetbegovic
U.S
van Dyke
Joseph Lieberman
Tran
Amir Convicted of Murder in Rabin Assassination
Israeli court finds Yigal Amir guilty of murder for the November 4 1995 murder of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin after a peace rally. He is sentenced to life imprisonment plus six years for wounding Rabin.
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Israel
Yigal Amir
Yitzhak Rabin
Amir
Rabin
Edmund Levy
Land of Israel
Yoram Rabin
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