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Newspaper
Syracuse Herald Journal
Location
Syracuse, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1993
Page
3
Vice President Al Gore presented five guiding principles for an information highway linking networks and stakeholders. The plan aims for private-sector funding and broad access at a fair price, but debates over minimum service levels funding, and regulatory changes loom large among business groups and public interests.
A Chicago study reports that even half a cup of caffeine daily before conception or during early pregnancy raises miscarriage risk. Researchers led by Dr. Claire Infante-Rivard analyzed 331 miscarriages and 993 normal pregnancies, finding increased risk with 48 milligrams daily and more with higher intakes. They urge limiting caffeine during pregnancy.
South Korea based former agent Kim Hoyunta, who planted a 1987 time bomb on a flight killing 115, may be allowed to visit the United States. US official Steve Rounds cited past pardons of terrorists like Yasser Arafat to suggest possible visa options. Kim has not yet applied. She now works for South Korea's intelligence agency and finances from best selling books.
California witnesses told a legislative committee that guns are as easy to buy as candy for youths, while doctors described emergency rooms flooded by gunshot victims. Magdalena Diaz of the Mission District San Francisco and Jaime Quijada of the same group cited easy gun access and alcohol’s role in youth violence, as Len Art Torres convened the hearing to study the cost of youth violence in the state.
Hillary Clinton defends Bill Clinton as investigations into Vincent Foster's death and the Madison Guaranty failure intensify. She rejects publishing Whitewall Development Corp files, insists she and her husband faced unwarranted scrutiny, and calls on Americans to judge fairly while aides say public scrutiny will continue.
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