Abortion Compromise Reached At U N Population Talks
Delegates at the U N population conference in Cairo reach a delicate compromise on abortion for the 113 page draft program of action. Vatican opposition and Catholic states fought the language while other issues like contraception and fertility regulation await next steps. Funding to curb population growth is also outlined with health care and AIDS prevention targets.
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Timothy Wirth
World Health Organization
Protestant extremists weigh cease-fire amid IRA truce debate
Protestant gunmen consider matching the IRA cease-fire but hesitate to rush. Observers cite a Combined Loyalist Military Command statement seeking assurances on a permanent IRA halt and Loyalist splinter NLAs restraint. Proximity of British and Irish leaders shapes Protestant outlooks and future talks.
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Pellicano Denies Shadowing Nicole Brown Simpson Case
A jailed man refused to testify before a grand jury in the O J Simpson case says a private eye witnessed the slayings of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman. Anthony Pellicano denies outside Nicole’s condo the night of the murders and contests the accusation. Pellicano has been subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury probing Al Cowlings’ role in Simpson’s flight.
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Ronald Goldman Were Slashed To Death. “This Is Untrue,’ Mr. Pellicano
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Bush official targeted in federal embezzlement probe
The Justice Department targets a former White House travel office head, noting $55,000 in media funds deposited 1988 to 1991 from news groups for presidential trip costs. Investigators seek whether any money was diverted to personal use amid a broader public integrity review.
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Flushed Sculptor Felix de Weldon Ordered to Teach
Felix de Weldon, the 62 year old sculptor of the Iwo Jima monument, was ordered by Superior Court Judge Americo Campanella to perform community service teaching art in public schools after a June contempt ruling for allegedly flushing sewage from his cliffside Newport Rhode Island harbor mansion. His attorney, David Cicilline, said he is delighted to share his talents.
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Clinton Opposes State Imposed Term Limits Battle
The Clinton administration rejects state level term limits as a threat to the federal system. Solicitor General Drew Days III asked to participate in Supreme Court arguments on Arkansas limits adopted in 1992. Days argues the measure contravenes constitutional design and could depose members of Congress via state regulation.
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