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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1993
Page
3
Hillary Rodham Clinton urged Republicans to back a health care compromise proposing voluntary price restraints by doctors hospitals and drug firms with a stand by government authority to enforce if voluntary limits fail after a set period such as one to two years.
At SPACE CENTER Houston AP two German astronauts aboard Columbia receive about a half-gallon of saline to battle dehydration. Doctor Bernard Harris Jr injects Ulrich Walter, Hans Schlegel was dosed Friday night. Jerry Ross and Harris also scheduled for injections, marking a pioneering space medicine trial begun Monday.
In a sweeping note on wildlife decline, experts warn that panda conservation raised market demand for pelts, with world zoos profiting from panda shows while poachers could fetch over 10000 dollars per pelt. George Schaller cautions the effort may have harmed the species.
Cherien Sarkisian, half Armenian singer actress Cher, felt Armenian heritage during a two day private aid mission delivering 2.75 million dollars in relief to Armenia meeting the president amid ongoing conflict with Azerbaijan since 1988. Shelley Long says she agreed to return for Cheers final episode after producers invited her. The 90 minute finale airs May 20.
In Athens opening talks defy a peace plan flaw while Bosnian Serb leader Karadzic demands major revisions. Clinton contemplates a two track approach with air strikes and arms shipments as European allies fear wider war and backlash against relief forces.
President Clinton is expected to decide soon whether to resume nuclear weapons testing after a nine month break. Options being reviewed include low yield tests after a potential 1996 ban and a multilateral test allowance. Decision expected to Congress in May ahead of June talks with Russia on a future ban.
Defense Secretary Les Aspin dismissed Maj. Gen. Michael M. Butchko Jr. for performance as C-17 system program director amid a program plagued by 1.5 billion in overruns and wings failing stress tests. Aspin also disciplined two other generals and a civilian in connection with the aircraft.
President Clinton proposed a federal student loan program overhaul and a national service plan. The plan would start in 1994 with 25,000 youths working in education environment and public safety, offering 10,000 school grants for community service and loan repayment. It aims to grow to 150,000 participants and a 3 billion program by 1997.
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