Clinton Stops Traffic As He Shops In Midtown New York
President Clinton visits New York for a Moynihan fundraiser and spends about two hours shopping at Rockefeller Center and Saks Fifth Avenue. He buys gifts including a puzzle inspired by Seurat and scarves, signs autographs, and attends St Patrick's Cathedral drawing a crowd. Traffic in midtown backs up as onlookers cheer and officials manage the scene.
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Panel urges Medicaid pay for drug and alcohol treatment
A presidential commission urges state Medicaid programs and private insurers to cover a full continuum of addiction treatment including detox, inpatient and outpatient therapy and family services. It also recommends tools to evict drug dealers from neighborhoods and public housing, with private firms offering a 45 percent discount on workers compensation for drug testing.
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Families press for action on Libya and Pan Am 103 victims
Victims families from across the country praise President Clinton for attending a groundbreaking memorial at Arlington for Pan Am Flight 103, while urging continued Libyan accountability. They contrast the gesture with ongoing calls to try indicted suspects and question ties with Syria and Assad.
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Bomb items found in teen dorm at Bryn Mawr
Federal agents and police found aerosol cans and bomb making materials in the dorm room of a Bryn Mawr College student during a raid tied to President Clinton’s visit. The student was questioned and released, and she will not return to campus. Branwyn Cassidy noted officials asked Rodriguez to leave the show.
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