Microsoft and Justice Department Face Judge in Pact Review
Microsoft Corp and the Justice Department return to court to persuade a new federal judge to approve a year-old agreement governing how the software maker sells its key product. Judge Thomas Penfield Jackson will hear from both sides for the first time since the appeals court shifted the case previous to him. The pact, reached in July 1994 after four years of antitrust scrutiny by the DOJ and FTC, aims to settle contentious practices.
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Bomb devastates bus in Jerusalem killing five
A morning bus bombing in Jerusalem's Ramat Eshkol district killed five and wounded over a hundred. The blast disrupted Israeli-PLO talks on withdraw from West Bank towns as Prime Minister Rabin called an emergency meeting. An anonymous caller claimed Hamas responsibility while Yasser Arafat condemned the attack.
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Coed military education progress at Oak Ridge Academy
The Oak Ridge Military Academy began admitting women in 1971 and has since integrated coed companies. Cadets applaud staff leadership and compare Oak Ridge to The Citadel, noting Faulkner's historic bid influenced local cadets, with rising female enrollment and leadership milestones shaping the school's evolving role. Shannon Faulkner's fame resonates at Oak Ridge as cadets consider applying to The Citadel.
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Report on Doctors Earning Millions From Medicare Patients
A Cox Newspapers analysis of 100 million Medicare records across six states for 1992 found at least 72 doctors with high volume practices billed Medicare over 1 million dollars that year. The study notes aggressive marketing, varying county procedure rates, and a debate over whether high patient volumes indicate unnecessary care.
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