Arthur Ashe dies at 49 AIDS related pneumonia
Arthur Ashe, the renowned black tennis champion and AIDS activist, died in New York from AIDS related pneumonia at 49. Hospital officials confirmed the time of death and noted an forthcoming family statement. Ashe publicly revealed his illness last April and subsequently campaigned for AIDS awareness funding and research through major institutions.
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Harvard Aids Institute
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FBI chief on job despite rumors amid Sessions scrutiny
FBI Director William Sessions remains at work despite rumors of imminent removal by President Clinton. An aide and sources say the White House is reviewing the Justice Department allegations as Sessions defends his leadership and plans to present arguments to the president.
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Los Angeles Times
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Monroe Doctrine revisited to shield oil imports
Industry groups led by the Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners Association urge formal application of the Monroe Doctrine to American imports. They warn oil dependence risks national security, economy, and environment as imports meet a large share of daily needs. The 1823 address by James Monroe framed hemispheric neutrality in a global context.
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State of the Union
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Congress
United States
White House pursues a new attorney general nominee
White House officials aim to quickly announce a confirmable attorney general nominee after a second failed selection. Clinton seeks speed to restore Justice Department leadership amid judicial nomination gridlock and budget scrutiny while facing fallout from the Kimba Wood and Zoe Baird episodes.
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White House
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Debated Sex Education Sparks School Conflict
A Texas flap over sex education pits opponents claiming it promotes perversion against supporters led by State Sen. Mike Moncrief. Flyers echo attacks by Midland group Permian Basin Eagle Forum and SIECUS, arguing early age instruction and explicit content, while proponents push district level teaching requirements.
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United States
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Fort Worth
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Bentsen adjusts to new role as Treasury secretary
Lloyd Bentsen, 71, begins work in Washington with a Lincoln Town car and Secret Service protection, but prefers driving himself when possible. As head of Clinton's economic team, he shifts from Senate Finance chair to cabinet member while maintaining a collegial, consensus-building style.
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