Clinton says foreign policy enacted with consistency
President Clinton defended his approach at a White House news conference, insisting his foreign policy has operated with remarkable consistency while pursuing new solutions. He cited progress in Russia and former Soviet states, North Korea inspections, Middle East results, and opening trade with Asia and Latin America, and argued his policy remains focused on safety and U.S. interests despite Bosnia and Haiti criticisms.
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Justice Dept Prep Brief On Clinton Immunity Defense
Justice Department lawyers weigh whether a president can be sued for acts before taking office. They prepare a brief in case a court or Paula Jones seeks the department stance. Officials say the team may file a friend of the court brief if asked, though no position is finalized yet.
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CDC Opposes Non Prescription Herpes Medicine
A drug company asked federal regulators to approve the first non prescription medication for a sexually transmitted disease. The CDC and critics oppose, warning it could worsen drug resistance and hinder diagnosis of AIDS and other diseases mimicking herpes. About 55 million Americans have HSV-2.
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Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
Turley receives 13 year sentence for drunken driving crash
Judge Rollins imposes 10 years for manslaughter to run with 21 months already served, plus three more years with 15 months suspended for DUI, two years suspended for license revocation, and additional suspended fines. Restitution for medical expenses ordered with maximum probation and potential full payment of suspended fines if violated.
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Union continues clash as talks with Genstar stall
Union officials accuse Genstar of shifting bargaining tactics and offers. Bernard Grove declines to comment but hopes striking workers return. Parrish says negotiations hit a moving target. Both sides will meet again with a federal mediator to schedule a session.
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Bomb sent to ABC chief triggers evacuation at headquarters
A malfunctioning bomb addressed to Robert Iger, ABC president, sent to ABC-TV sparked evacuation of three floors as officers said the device would explode if opened. Lt. Michael White noted the fuse failed. tape and wires suggested danger. Iger was absent. investigation continues into the package’s source and power.
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Gunmen Kill 2 Israeli Soldiers at Erez Border Crossing
Islamic militants killed two Israeli soldiers at the Erez checkpoint in the Gaza Strip, the first fatal attack since Palestinian self rule began. Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility in a faxed statement to the AP as Israel handed Gaza to a new Palestinian police force.
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Rostenkowski Faces Legal Woes Amid Busy Capitol Schedule
In Washington Dan Rostenkowski stays active with the Ways and Means Committee hearing on health care and private talks with Clinton officials. Prosecutors probe use of office and stamp transactions, drawing comments from anonymous colleagues about his subdued, pensive demeanor. His lawyers convene with federal prosecutors as the case continues.
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North Korea nears plutonium as reactor rods are removed
A U S official says North Korea removed reactor fuel rods drawing closer to plutonium for a nuclear arms program. President Clinton cautioned against thwarting inspections while North Korea maintains a nonmilitary aim. CIA and Pentagon estimates vary on bombs possible from the rods.
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Genstar Faces Steelworkers Strike and Union Formation Push
Genstar’s management confronts a continuing strike as Steelworkers Union members and dependents receive emergency medical coverage through Blue Cross Blue Shield of Pennsylvania. A May 5 letter warned of permanent replacements if May 10 work return fails. Nonunion workers consider organizing amid hostile climate and union-busting concerns.
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