Clinton warns rapid NATO invites could destabilize Europe
President Clinton's national security adviser Anthony Lake argued against rushing NATO membership for East European states to avoid destabilizing the region and fueling pessimism about Russia. The White House supports a gradual Partnership for Peace with future membership years away while preparing a NATO summit agenda.
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Anthony Lake
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Vladimir Zhirinovsky
Dialysis Not Perfect for Older Patients Says Study
A Journal of the American Medical Association report notes many patients over 65 on kidney dialysis have dismal prospects for normal life and call for more supportive services. The findings show less than a third of dialysis patients older than 55 survive five years, based on interviews with 104 Brookyn patients in seven units.
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Chicago
Journal of American Medical Association
Ell A. Friedman
Norman G. Levinsky
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Boston University Medical Center
New York City
Brooklyn
Car with 15 people and four pets rolls over on ice
In Fairfield Iowa a Ford Escort carrying 15 people and four pets slipped on ice on U S 34 and rolled into a ditch. The driver was charged with obscured vision and Lori Ann Cable 30 faced an additional count for failure to have control. Three passengers suffered minor injuries while the two cars and two dogs remained unhurt.
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Fairfield
Iowa
Jefferson County
Jerry Droz
Lori Ann Cable
Fleiss names names in new Vanity Fair
Hollywood Madam Heidi Fleiss tells Vanity Fair that Charlie Sheen wanted prostitutes dressed as cheerleaders and producer Jon Peters arranged girls for everyone Sheen did not comment and Peters could not be reached Doherty reportedly sought cheap prostitutes for a fiancé party Fleiss pleads innocent to pandering and cocaine counts and says men who buy sex aren’t charged similarly
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Vanity Fair
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Jon Peters
Shannen Doherty
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Doherty
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Peters
U.S
Sony Pictures
Sony
Kevorkian Charged Again In Nov. Death Of Dr. Ali Khalili
Oakland County Prosecutor Richard Thompson charged Dr. Jack Kevorkian with assisting in the November death by own action of bone cancer patient Dr. Ali Khalili. The attorney said he would enforce the law despite the appeals court review of Michigan’s assisted death ban.
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State Court of Appeals
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Kevorkian
Ali Khalili
Thompson
Packwood Faces Sexual Misconduct Claim By Volunteer
ALBANY Ore AP Senator Bob Packwood answered a volunteer allegation directly stating she kissed him voluntarily many times Gena Hutton a former Packwood volunteer in Eugene said he grabbed her kissed her and invited her to his hotel room in 1980 while walking her to her car She later said she did not recall kissing him or asking for money and remained inactive after 1980 The case adds to multiple accusations while investigations into potential improper use of office for his wife continue and diaries subpoenas loom
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Gena Hutton
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