Helms Promises New Antiabortion Amendment Bid
Senator Jesse Helms says he will rework and refile a constitutional amendment banning abortion after the Senate rejected considering his initial version 47 to 40. He plans a less restrictive measure allowing abortion to protect the mother’s life and aims to push a direct floor vote in a few weeks.
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General Motors Posts Near Record First Quarter Earnings
GM reports 800 million in the January March period with earnings of 2.78 a share on 11.4 billion in sales. Analysts cite a dramatic auto industry turnaround driven by strong demand, cost cutting, and high profit large cars amid a broader market recovery.
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US considers 20 million aid package for Lebanon reconstruction
State Department proposes an initial 20 million dollars for Lebanon to be sent to the United Nations for a 50 million dollar relief and refugee plan led by UN Secretary General Kurt Waldheim. The White House budget office evaluates the request as Congress prepares to act within weeks.
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Day Of Reckoning For Arkansas Group
In Grannis Arkansas the Nance clan numbering 24 awaits the second coming while clashing with authorities. A judge ordered six school aged children returned to school and local officials pressed to end the vigil amid vandalism and legal disputes. The Farmers Home Administration says the seven month vigil is now federal property and the group faces possible Justice Department action if they do not leave by midnight.
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New Immigration Move Tested by U S Officials
Washington AP report says INS plans to return thousands of illegal aliens to interior Mexican communities rather than border towns. The $2 million test over 20 weeks aims to deter repeat attempts to enter the United States illegally. A transport contract was awarded to Cardinal Airlines of St. Louis amid landing-rights questions.
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