Fortier stalls plea talks in Oklahoma City bombing case
Prosecutors urge Fortier to provide new information for immunity while he and his attorney reassess what they know. Authorities seek details on planning meetings and bomb material funding as the case against McVeigh and Nichols advances. The report also notes Gore's visit to the bombing site as investigators comb rubble from the demolished federal building.
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Legislation Could Block New Meat Safety Rules
Washington AP report notes Republican Congress momentum to curb federal regulation threatens tougher meat safety standards sought by Agriculture Department. Roni Rudolph of Carlsbad, whose daughter Lauren died from E coli 0157:H7 after a fast food meal, presses Congress to prevent future outbreaks. The proposal would require plants to test for microbes, apply sanitizers, and enforce temperature controls beyond the current 7,400 inspector system. If enacted, rules aim for year end implementation amid safety concerns and evolving oversight.
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Child conceived after father's death wins Social Security benefits
An administrative law judge ruled that Judith Christine Hart is the rightful child of Edward William Hart Jr. and should receive his Social Security benefits. The girl, born nearly a year after her father's death from cancer, was conceived using his stored sperm. Her mother, Nancy Hart, called it a wonderful birthday present as Judith turns four.
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Clinton Vows Veto on House Clean Water Rewrite
President Clinton threatened to veto a House passed Clean Water Act rewrite saying it would harm water quality. He spoke from Rock Creek in Washington praising Theodore Roosevelt and accusing Republicans of abandoning environmental bipartisanship. The plan would let polluted water back into lives and worsen conditions.
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Rescue workers dig through the night for earthquake survivors
Rescue teams with dogs and special gear worked through the night in Neftogorsk Sakhalin Island to save survivors trapped in the ruins after a powerful earthquake at an oil facility.
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Russia formalizes NATO ties amid tensions over expansion
Russia agrees to a wide cooperation program under the Partnership for Peace with NATO at Noordwijk, while reaffirming concerns about NATO expansion. In parallel, a deadly earthquake in Russia’s Far East devastates Neftegorsk, with about 2,000 feared dead, 388 injured, and 445 bodies recovered as rescue efforts continue. President Yeltsin urged urgency and mourners observed a national day of mourning.
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