Kevorkian faces fourth ban violation in Khalili death
Prosector says Kevorkian defies ban on assisted death after Khalili, 61, killed himself with carbon monoxide. He was to be arraigned amid house arrest and ankle monitor as U.S. and North Korea edge toward a cautious inspections deal. Big Three auto firms report 1993 sales above 10 million, aided by new models and leasing. Princeton students stage Nude Olympics despite administrators' disapproval following a deadly parish case involving a couple and four children.
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Clinton weighs timing of welfare and health reform
President Clinton may delay broad welfare reform this year to focus on health care reform as Congress debates priorities. Administration officials say a decision on timing is undecided with some leaning to pursuing both goals concurrently, while others advise choosing one path to avoid jeopardizing health reform.
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