Senate votes to lift Bosnian arms embargo clash with Clinton
The Senate voted 69 to 29 to override pressure and lift the four year arms embargo on Bosnia. President Clinton warned the move could draw American troops into Europe as rebels report ongoing Serb attacks. House must vote again on attached legislation, with bipartisan criticism of admin policy mounting.
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UT Permian Basin to Build Student Housing Complex
The University of Texas of the Permian Basin will construct a housing complex doubling capacity, adding 20 apartment units for up to 80 students. The $1 million project, developed with Odessa Housing Finance Corporation, will be owned by OHFC and managed by UTPB, with construction expected to start later this year for a 1996 fall opening.
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Bombing survivor goes home
A 3-year-old Oklahoma bombing survivor, Brandon Denny, left a Dallas rehabilitation center after 98 days in hospital care. He bears a plum sized brain hole and limited use on his right side but his parents call him a miracle as he heads home with his sister Rebecca after surviving multiple surgeries and injuries from the April 19 attack.
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Hormone injections offer hope for battle of the bulge
In Washington AP report Dr. Jeffrey Friedman of Howard Hughes Medical Institute at Rockefeller University describes leptin as a hormone that makes mice burn fat, with no lean tissue loss. He cautions about long-term safety and notes exercise and dieting remain primary weight controls. Science will publish Friday findings.
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Rockefeller University
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Teenager Convicted in Slaying at Big Spring Court
Jurors in 118th District Court in Big Spring convict 17 year old Levy Edmondson Jr. of capital murder in the December 1994 shooting of Texas DPS Trooper Troy Hogue. Prosecutors seek the death penalty as the defense contends the gun may have accidentally fired during heavy intoxication. The punishment phase begins today.
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Paul Williams
Midland
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Inside the QO A Today s Weather
The forecast shows a sunny day with a high of 105 and a low of 75. Weather line notes indicate hot conditions likely across the region with clear skies and minimal wind.
Bridal shop blaze destroys gowns for Brides-to-be in Plaistow
A blaze at 125 Bridal in Plaistow, New Hampshire incinerated as many as 2000 wedding gowns. Shoppers in 90 degree heat waited as store records were lost and replacements promised. Several brides faced missed deadlines with nearby shops coordinating urgent replacements.
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