Croatian capital hit as Serb rockets kill and wound dozens
In Zagreb, seven powerful detonations caused by Serb rockets left at least one dead and 40 to 50 wounded. The United Nations logged impacts near the airport while downtown saw explosions. U S Embassy staff sought shelter as Croatian forces bombed a Serb-held bridge near Bosanska Gradiska.
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Belgrade
OJ Simpson juror profiles amid trial turmoil
Juror No. 1427, a 28 year old Hispanic woman, reads self help books during breaks. An alternate pool replacement faces scrutiny as trial moves forward with concerns about attentiveness and potential mistrial risk.
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Los Angeles
O.J. Simpson
Simpson
Superior Court
Lance Ito
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Foster hearings test Senate credibility on abortion claims
Dr Henry Foster faces a Senate Labor and Human Resources Committee hearing on his nomination as surgeon general as conservatives question his abortion record and credibility. He defends himself saying he will define who he is and is ready for the questioning.
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Corrections Day draws mixed reception in Congress
House Speaker Newt Gingrich promotes a streamlined Corrections Day to wipe out government mistakes within hours. Democrats and some Republicans voice skepticism, warning it could bypass committees and risk unintended harms, while critics question process details and feasibility.
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Clinton
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White House Won't Propose Medicare Fix Until GOP Acts
The White House refuses to offer a Medicare remedy while GOP leaders demand action. President Clinton faces Republican criticism over warnings from cabinet members that Medicare could bankrupt the hospital trust fund by 2002. Health and Human Services Secretary Donna Shalala led testimony as Panetta accused Republicans of planning $300 billion in Medicare cuts over seven years to fund tax cuts.
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