Clinton health plan faces broad support and sharp critique
On Capitol Hill the plan drew backing from Democratic leaders yet sparked dissent in both parties. A White House list shows 31 senators and 43 House members co-sponsoring, with critics like Rep. Pete Stark signaling section by section changes. Dole forecasts a different result, while groups split over universal coverage and cost controls. Special interests and public advocacy weigh in from SEIU to Public Citizen and the American Academy of Family Physicians.
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Fagan Trial Details Nighttime Slaying of Estranged Wife
Jurors hear gunfire details in the Ashcroft Terrace murder of Mrs. Fagan near Monrovia. Testimony covers shots from a .38 and .357 muffled by closed windows, a live round into Carroll Creek, and bullet jacket markings linking a reload to the weapon. blood traces on gloves and scene items are inconclusive. Mr. Fagan, 37, accused of killing his wife after she left him four months earlier during an attempted IRS check drop.
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Rice joins Teledyne after Clinton era presidency
Dr Rice, appointed in March as president and chief operating officer of Teledyne, works with chairman William Rutledge to revive the high tech firm. Forbes notes Teledyne's 1990s downturn, years after 1988 revenues of 4.5 billion and profits of 18 million in six months of 1993 amid lawsuits and probes.
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Albrecht seeks reinstatement after Garnett case ruling
The Gaithersburg investigation and court decision sparks debate as Albrecht, who fired during a 1989 chase that left Rebecca Garnett dead, pushes for immediate reinstatement with back pay. Prosecutors consider a Court of Appeals review. Community figures say the officer was a casualty of local politics, while Albrecht vows to seek a circuit court show cause if not reinstated promptly.
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Escape attempts lead to privileges loss at academy
Offenders who attempt escapes lose privileges and are shadowed one-on-one by a staff member or trusted student until behavior improves. All academy offenders have privileges rescinded, based on peer pressure to keep people in line.
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