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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1993

Page

3

ATF report cries foul on Waco cult raid

A harsh Treasury Department inquiry accuses ATF officials of misrepresentation and flawed planning in the February raid on the Branch Davidian compound near Waco. The inspector general may refer potential criminal cases to the Justice Department as lawmakers call for prosecutions.

Washington Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Texas ATF Waco Treasury Lloyd Bentsen Justice Department ABC Bentsen David Koresh Treasury Department Koresh Capitol Hill Charles Schumer

Clinton plan aims to rescue troubled pension funds

Washington AP briefing outlines U S administration proposals to shore up underfunded single employer pension plans risking retirement security for millions. Labor Secretary Reich cites about 45 billion dollars in underfunding last year and PBGC facing a 2.7 billion dollar deficit. The plan would double insurance premiums for the most troubled plans to boost financing and reduce the PBGC shortfall.

Washington Clinton Robert B. Reich Reich Pension Benefit Guaranty Corp

Seniors urged to get flu shots early this year

Washington officials urged older Americans and the chronically ill to vaccinate against a virulent influenza strain called A Beijing. Medicare will cover costs for the elderly and disabled, aiming to cut fatalities as outbreaks occur, notably in Louisiana.

Washington Medicare Health and Human Services Donna E. Shalala Louisiana Philip R. Lee

Veterans call for Brown to resign over Vietnam ties

Public criticism of Commerce Secretary Ron Brown grew as 350,000 Vietnam veterans group leader urged his resignation. Republican lawmakers on Capitol Hill drafted a letter to President Clinton asking to halt normalizing relations with Vietnam while an FBI probe and a Miami grand jury investigate claims Brown accepted 700000 to aid lifting the U S embargo against Vietnam.

Washington Commerce Ron Brown Capitol Hill Brown J. Thomas Burch National Vietnam Veterans Coalition Clinton U.S Vietnam FBI Miami

Three diet plans settle FTC false advertising charges

The Federal Trade Commission secured signed agreements from Diet Center Inc, Physicians Weight Loss Centers Inc and Nutri-System Inc as three diet programs settled government charges of deceptive advertising. The two industry giants vowed to contest the allegations.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Diet Center Inc Physicians Weight Loss Centers Inc Nutri-System Inc

Senate approves 640 million for super collider project

The Senate voted 57 to 42 to fund President Clinton's 640 million request for next year’s work on the superconducting super collider in Texas, overriding opponents urging cancellation to trim the deficit. The House had already voted to terminate the program, setting up a conference to resolve the impasse.

Washington Senate Clinton Texas

Lawmakers reject deal in Moscow standoff

Hard line lawmakers rejected an accord to ease the siege around the White House in Moscow. President Boris Yeltsin urged surrender and negotiations but said force would not be used. Lawmakers kept weapons, cited lack of authority of the president, as hundreds of troops surrounded the building and electricity was restored to collect arms.

Moscow Boris Yeltsin Yeltsin White House Mr. Yeltsin Parliament Alexy LU Veniamin Sokolov Alexander Rutskoi

Indian quake toll rises as survivors search for kin

In Killari and Tarni the disaster left villages reduced to black rubble and sunflowers. Sahib Rao Patil mourns the loss of his wife, daughters, and sisters in law while his father is cremated. Officials claim 3,000 dead, locals fear up to 12,000. Soldiers and police rush in with aid and mobile hospitals.

Sahib Rao Patil Tarni Bombay Killari S. Harhe Pardalgi Sunil Talawade India

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