Senate rejects regulatory moratorium under bipartisan plan
The Senate voted 100 to 0 to back a modified approach to regulate federal rules. The compromise allows Congress to block rules case by case within 45 days by majority vote. President Clinton praised the move as common sense and a step toward reducing red tape without harming health and safety.
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Mystery case as 5 year old fights off AIDS
New York AP report states doctors are puzzled by a Los Angeles boy infected at birth who apparently showed virus signs vanish after a month and now appears free of AIDS. Researchers hope understanding the case could help others.
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New Market Man Critical After Vehicle Goes Off Road
Kenneth Bailey of Fox Chase Circle New Market is in critical condition after his 1989 Honda failed to turn on westbound Md 144, hit a culvert, vaulted over a parked dump truck, and landed upside down on the road near Md 144 and Md 75. He was found bleeding and disoriented about 45 minutes after the crash, treated by volunteers, then flown to Shock Trauma Center Baltimore, where doctors reported critical condition Thursday morning.
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Cult suspected in cremation of followers at Aum Shinri Kyo site
Tokyo reports detail life and death inside the Aum Shinri Kyo sect with claims of extreme hunger and injections of a mystery drug. Police probe whether the group produced sarin used in the Tokyo subway attack, with no arrests yet. Witnesses say bodies were cremated and ashes scattered at a rural Kamikaishiki compound near Mount Fuji.
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Clinton defends presidency at Southern economic conference
President Clinton spoke at an Emory University chapel event to 12 Southern state participants, insisting there is room for hope amid worker discontent while defending policies and the recovery. The Atlanta conference kicks off four White House events leading into 1996 battleground states.
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Civitan Springtime Variety Show scheduled in Frederick
The Civitan Club of Frederick announces its first annual Spectacular Springtime Variety Show to aid citizens with disabilities. The event is set for May 24 1995 at 10:00 AM at the Weinberg Center for the Arts. For sponsorship information call 1 800 951 1459.
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SEPTA Walkout Continues Amid Wage Fight in Philadelphia
About 350000 Philadelphians faced transit disruption as 5200 SE PA Transportation Authority workers walked out for a second day. Pickets rallied near the Market Frankford line while union leaders demand a 3 percent annual raise plus better pensions and sick pay. Transit officials offered 7 percent over three years and no talks were scheduled.
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Senate vows to help hungry and homeless kids
Sen. Paul Wellstone finally won support from colleagues to back a nonbinding pledge against increasing hungry or homeless children. The plan faced repeated rejections as it failed to attach to legislation, but Sen. Mark Hatfield agreed to attach it to a budget-cut bill, and the resolution passed by voice vote.
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Insurance execs going green at UN climate talks
Berlin AP reports environmentalists gain a powerful ally as insurance industry executives join delegations at the UN conference. Richard Keeling of Lloyds and other European underwriters urge action to cut greenhouse gas emissions to prevent climate disaster and potential bankruptcies from extreme events.
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Cybill Shepard to Lose Shelby County Deputy Commissions
Memphis native Cybill Shepherd among about 300 people set to surrender special Shelby County deputy commissions and gun permits on June 1. Sheriff A C Gilless says no more speculation that commissions were political favors and emphasizes compliance with licensing rules.
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