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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1993

Page

2

Siamese twins faces risky separation operation

Five week old Siamese twins sharing a liver and heart face a surgical separation. Doctors warn one may die during the complex procedure, while the other also may not survive. If the operation succeeds, a rebuilt heart is needed.

Maywood Ken Neth Lakeberg Lakeberg Kertha Wheatfield Ind

Indictment adds charges against cult members

Surviving Branch Davidian members face a federal indictment accusing two women and ten men of conspiring to murder federal officials and the four Treasury agents killed during the February raid near Waco Texas. The case covers the February 28 shootout and the 51 day siege ending April 19.

Washington Davidian Cult Treasury Waco Texas Justice Department

Trinidad faces tropical storm Bret with heavy rain and winds

Port of Spain reports tropical storm Bret delivering winds near 50 mph and up to 10 inches of rain across Trinidad and Tobago. Preparations included stockpiling gasoline and water while stores closed early. Army troops were deployed in Part of Spain to avert looting as Bret moved west between northern Trinidad and southern Tobago.

Port OF Spain Trinidad Bret Trinidad and Tobago Caribbean Venezuela Ma Islands Spain Tobago U.S National Weather Service Miami

Buckingham Palace Opens Doors to Public for First Time

Britain’s royal home welcomes paying visitors for eight weeks as about 1,000 people line up for tickets at Buckingham Palace. A New Zealander in formal dress leads a procession as booths open, with profits aiding Windsor Castle’s restoration after last November’s fire.

London Buckingham Palace Palace Windsor Castle

NATO ready to bomb Serbs as talks stall

Secretary Warren Christopher said NATO is ready to strike Bosnian Serb positions if needed, while U S officials urge caution and insist on UN authorization. Washington differs with allies and the United Nations over timing and scope of air strikes. European leaders fear strikes could derail Geneva talks and undermine peace efforts.

Washington NATO Serta Sule Warren Secrate Operatical Plas Wb Vepl Bosnia Frig United States United Nations Geneva David Owen

Deficit plan won’t erase America’s mounting debt

President Clinton and Democrats say the five year plan reduces the deficit but leaves a trillion falling still to be added over five years. Generational accounting projects tax burdens rising for future generations with lifetime taxes may reach 100 percent of income for some. Economists warn the debt persists beyond annual deficits, risking a day of reckoning as future taxpayers shoulder the bill.

Washington Clinton Fed Boston University Laurence Kotlikoff Kotlikoff

Clinton budget plan passes amid Republican opposition

The bill would raise taxes on the wealthy and businesses, slow Medicare growth, trim the Pentagon budget, and pave the way for universal health insurance. Sen. Bob Kerrey provided the pivotal vote, saying he could not vote to bring down the administration though he criticized Clinton's path. Clinton hailed the vote as breaking budget deadlock and marked a shift from 12 years of GOP policy.

Clinton Uni Bob Kerrey Dneb Kerrey White House Pennsylvania Avenue Ronald Reagan

Soldier kills four in restaurant tragedy at Fayetteville eatery

Fort Bragg soldier Kenneth French opened fire at Luigi's restaurant in Fayetteville, shouting about Clinton and gays in the military. He wounded several, including himself, before an off duty officer and Bill Simons subdued him. The restaurant owners were among the dead as patrons hid and aided others.

Payetteville N.C Fort Bragg Clinton Kenneth Junior French Cape Fear Valley Hospital Ran Hansen Aye Omer Pecate Nch Hansen Sane Fayetteville Richard Pryor Pryor French Bill Simons Alian Anita Wheeler Jeremy

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