Abortion OK Granted for Comatose Wife incoma
Man seeks abortion for comatose wife Nancy Klein, 18 weeks pregnant, after guardianship granted by a judge. Activists blocked the case through lower courts until Supreme Court justice Thurgood Marshall refused a stay, allowing doctors to proceed. Steve Klein spoke from Long Island saying justice achieved.
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Market Selloff Deepens as Inflation Fears Rise
NewYork stocks fell sharply as fears of higher inflation and rising interest rates spurred a broad market selloff. The Dow dropped 36.97 points to 2,286.07 on Friday, the steepest decline since November, while bond prices and the dollar moved in opposing directions amid renewed credit-market pressure.
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Flu Bug Strikes Syracuse Region
The flu has bitten the Syracuse area with high fevers chills and body aches closing in on students teachers nurses and university staff. Dr. Vincent J. Lamparella of Syracuse University's health services center notes miserable patients with dry coughs congestion and fever. Bed rest fluids and non aspirin pain relief are advised as the cure.
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Tower testimony questions defense contractor ties
Reports by The Los Angeles Times and Legal Times raise new questions about Defense Secretary nominee John Tower. They allege his congressional testimony about work for British Aerospace Inc. conflicts with a sworn deposition and suggest involvement with defense sales, delaying confirmation.
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South Africa bans protest meetings in hunger strike case
JOHANNESBURG South Africa the government banned all protest meetings intended to support about 300 black detainees hunger striking to protest detention without charges A protest at a Johannesburg church by civil rights lawyers was prohibited The Detainees Aid Center said two more hunger strikers were taken to Hillbrow Hospital in Johannesburg
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Baker heads for Europe for a learning experience
Secretary of State James A. Baker heads on a weeklong tour to the capitals of 14 Western European allies. The trip, starting in Iceland and ending in the United States, aims to build understanding on defense and trade questions and serves as preparation for a NATO summit. Baker calls it a listening and consulting mission and says he carries a message about how to approach the East.
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Bush delays action on pay raise amid Capitol Hill tensions
President Bush says he will delay any new move on congressional pay raises until timing is right. He noted wounds on Capitol Hill after rejecting a 51 percent raise while still supporting substantial increases for Congress, the judiciary, and top executives.
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Democrats clash over budget and energy policy in US debate
President Bush avoids timetable for cutting sulfur dioxide and nitrogen oxide from coal plants while publicly praising Jim Baker's ethics. Reports say Baker seeks a waiver to retain stock in Chemical Bank New York Corp amid potential conflicts. The debate frames budget and environmental policy amid Midwest industry concerns.
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