Food preservatives may fight cancer study shows
AUW and Fred Hutchinson researchers link fertility drug clomiphene to higher ovarian cancer risk in long-term users, while a separate New York study finds food preservatives BHA and BHT boost a cancer-fighting enzyme in animals and humans, suggesting a natural defense mechanism connected to broccoli and sprouts.
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Nicole Browns note reveals pain of failed marriage
In Los Angeles AP report Nicole Brown Simpson wrote a 3 by 5 card note about doing it for herself and the kids. The note and wedding videos were found in O J Simpsons home and read aloud in court during preparations for jury selection.
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Goldman
Brentwood
Dutch businessman hanged in Singapore drug case
Dutch national Johannes van Damme, 59, was executed at Changi Prison after being found with 9.4 pounds of heroin at Singapore's Changi Airport in 1991. The hanging, first for a Westerner in a narcotics crime, drew reactions from the Dutch government while Singapore notes its 78 drug executions since 1975.
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Changi
van Damme
Djoeke Koekkoek
Associated Press
Amsterdam
Hans van Mierlo
Plague Returns to India Amid Western City Outbreak
Bubonic plague reappears in India after a 30 year gap with Maharashtra and Surat facing fatalities. At least 24 deaths reported in Surat, 100000+ flee as health authorities stock antibiotics in four districts near Surat and Bombay watches closely amid daily commuter travel between cities. In Washington, the government reports 362 million spent on federal employee buyouts this year with 642 million in projected payroll savings next year.
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Surat
Press Trust of India
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Health Ministry
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Defense Department
Congress
Clinton
Big tomato not big enough for record in Ohio grower tale
Robert Ehigh of St. Clairsville Ohio grew a tomato named Baby weighing 4 pounds 4.5 ounces far short of the 7 pounds 12 ounce Guinness record. He won a 10000 consolation prize after Miracle-Gro contest despite not reaching the top prize. The fruit measured 23 1/4 inches long and 19 inches around, weighed before a Pittsburgh flight weigh-in guarded by off duty police.
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Robert Ehigh
Ohio
Baby
Live With
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Kathie Lee
Ehigh
St. Clairsville
Mr. Ehigh
Pittsburgh
Miracle-Gro Company
Clinton Plan Seen Cutting Federal Deficit In 1994
Treasury reports August deficit at 24.2 billion raising the year total to 207.3 billion, with 11 month shortfall below last year’s 263.8 billion. Administration projects end-year deficit around 220.1 billion, 1995 gap about 167.1 billion, while some foresee a near 206 billion full-year deficit if September surpluses occur.
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Treasury Department
Department
Clinton
Martin Olav Sabo
D-Minn
House Budget Committee
NATO strikes hit Serb tank near Sarajevo in retaliation
NATO jets bombed an unmanned Serb tank about six miles west of Sarajevo in retaliation for Bosnian Serb attacks that wounded a French peacekeeper. U.N. Brig. Gen. Andre Soubirou warned that further attacks on peacekeepers would face proportional force as tensions rise after Serbs rejected a peace plan.
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CNN
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Associated Press
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