Budget clash between Walsh and Barry shocks Washington
In Washington the new financial control board met as Mayor Marion Barry and House Republican James T Walsh sparred over the fiscal 1995 budget. Barry sought about 120 million for social services, while the city must heed a 3.254 billion federal cap. Barry asserts authority over Medicaid and welfare spending, despite potential violations of the Anti Deficiency Act. Walsh urged legal enforcement and criticized past overspending by city leaders. The board’s hearing drew dozens hoping for program preservation.
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Thieving 'wife' turned out to be man in Utah fraud case
In Bountiful Utah a husband filed a missing person report that revealed his wife was actually a man who allegedly swindled him of as much as 40000 during a 14 year marriage. Felix Urioste 18 in jail on 20000 bail on fraud charges. Bruce Jensen 39 says he feels foolish and surprised by the deception. The pair married after Urioste claimed pregnancy with twins following a 1991 encounter. Prosecution says the marriage was essentially celibate.
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Bath Fitter Tub Insert Offers Seamless Upgrade Options
Bath Fitter provides a custom over tub insert that seals the old tub as a permanent fit. The system includes a seamless wall surround and ceiling panel with three color choices white almond and light grey. The new tubs are easy to clean and slip resistant.
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FDA targets youth tobacco use amid nicotine regulation talk
The FDA plans an anti tobacco push aimed at youths as it weighs treating nicotine as an addictive drug and coordinates with the White House on preventing teen tobacco use. President Clinton calls reports premature while awaiting formal recommendations. The report notes failures in blood supply safety due to leadership gaps during the AIDS threat in the early 1980s.
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