Opposition to Haiti invasion divides lawmakers and critics
Edgy debate over Haiti crisis as supporters urge U S military intervention to restore democracy while Republicans led by Senate Minority Leader Bob Dole caution against invasion. Rep. David Obey backs action for U S interests and refugee relief, reflecting deep party and regional divisions.
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David Obey
D-Wis
House Appropriations Committee
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Congressional Black Caucus
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D-Fla
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TransAfrica
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Washington Post
Weight used as death row alibi in heavy inmate case
Seattle AP reports Mitchell Rupe, a 39 year old death row inmate over 400 pounds, faces execution by hanging. His lawyer Todd Maybrown argues decapitation would be the method, calling beheading barbaric. State says decapitation is unlikely and even if it occurred would not cause undue pain. Rupe may choose lethal injection, which he deems morally repugnant.
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Mitchell Rupe
Todd Maybrown
Rupe
Warning labels urged for trans fats in margarine and foods
Harvard nutrition chief Walter Willett calls for explicit warnings on foods containing trans fats, arguing they may be more harmful than saturated fat and could cause up to 30,000 heart disease deaths annually. FDA, industry and other scientists debate the risks and labeling steps.
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United States
Harvard University
Walter Willett
American Journal of Public Health
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Willett
Harvard
Margo
Deake
University of Texas
Food and Drug Administration
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Ed Scarbrough
Susan Barra
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National Food Processors Association
Ottawa Kansas weed ordinance notices target multiple property owners
City of Ottawa notifies Ken Walker Arthur Moore Jeff Guyett and others of weed violations under ordinance 3052.92. Properties in Franklin County include addresses on W. 10th Apple Lane Mulberry Sycamore and other streets. Owners have ten days until May 26 1994 to cut vegetation or the city will remove it and charge 55 dollars plus costs.
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Arthur Moora
Jet Guyett
David Stewart
Jon Stein
W. 10Th
Smith
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Arthur Moore
Apple Lane
Orchard Heights
Jeff Guyett
N. Mulberry
Bowles
Sheldon
David Stewartilee Stein
S. Sycamore
Scott Bird
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