Abortion protest conflict reaches Supreme Court showdown
The Supreme Court weighs whether NOW and other abortion rights advocates can use RICO to sue protesters who block clinic access. The case tests if civil rights claims may target alleged harassment, extortion, and intimidation by anti abortion groups while distinguishing peaceful protest from violent acts.
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AMA spurns insurance requirement in health reform debate
The American Medical Association urged Congress to seek alternatives to Clinton's employer mandate while not repealing its prior support. Delegates upheld a 1989 policy in the same breath, fearing job losses if employers must insure all workers. Dr Lonnie Bristow said the stance offers flexibility to shape health care reform with the administration. The AMA represents about 290,000 physicians, roughly half of U.S. doctors.
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New York radio station bans songs promoting violence
WBLS vice president Frankie Crocker says the Inner City Broadcasting policy bans songs with violent or profane lyrics toward women. The policy aims to pressure record companies to reconsider material and influence other stations to follow suit.
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Major mob drug ring broken by NYC police
New York police said a international drug operation led by organized crime figures was shut down Tuesday with about 60 suspects arrested. The ring, importing over 400 pounds of heroin yearly, used a city officer with access to state records to map undercover surveillance and traced a drug route from Paris to Moscow to Singapore to New York. About 500 narcotics officers raided suspect hideouts as Manhattan DA Morgenthau named about a dozen key members across four families.
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Invalid is critical after caretaker dies
A 90 year old bedridden man, Arthur Rathgen, with diabetes and heart condition, is in critical condition after his live in caretaker died a week ago leaving him without heat or a telephone at home. He had not had food or water since November 29 or 30. Authorities reported.
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