Clinton orders new rights for HMO patients on Martha's Vineyard
President Clinton announced new rights for HMO patients with private plans, requiring timely appeal processes and access to denial records affecting about 120 million Americans. The action serves as a stopgap ahead of fall elections amid a reshaped political climate and ongoing national concerns.
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Young auteurs judged at Indianapolis film festival
AP reports 11-year-old Robin Licht won 1000 dollars for Spring a flower collage film at the National Children's Film Festival in Indianapolis. About 2000 youths attend at the Children's Museum of Indianapolis with 40 films on serious topics.
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Accidental erasure hampers prosecutors in pedophilia case
Neptune officials say a recording of a phone call between Stephen P. Simmons and his accuser was erased during copying due to a machine malfunction. Simmons faces sexual assault charges while the alleged victim, Sam Manzie, is charged with raping and killing Eddie Werner, an 11 year old boy. Prosecutors retain other tapes as evidence.
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