Birth defects linked to proximity to toxic waste sites
New Haven researchers report mothers near chemical dumps in New York state show higher birth defect rates. Among 27,115 births reviewed, 24 per 1,000 near dumps rose to 30 per 1,000, with 49 per 1,000 at 30 sites at risk. Experts urge caution and further study.
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New York
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Norman W. Klein
Center For Environmental Health
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Mother-counter sues son over truck repair in Georgia
In Cleveland Georgia 78 year old Hazel Arrowood countersued her son auto mechanic Kenneth Arrowood in Magistrate Court seeking $2,613 for unpaid repair work on her pickup. She humorously proposes the son deserves a whipping for years of unpaid duties as mother and caregiver unless the court allows a bailiff to apply it.
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Hazel Arrowood
Wisconsin to curb newcomers with two tier welfare plan
Wisconsin and federal authorities approved a two tier welfare plan promoted by Gov. Tommy G. Thompson to deter new residents seeking higher benefits. President Bush endorsed the idea during a campaign stop, urging other states to adopt the approach which would start newcomers with the benefits they would have received in their previous state and later align to Wisconsin levels.
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Mother awarded 10 million in Dahmer slaying case
Shirley Hughes, mother of Anthony Hughes, wins a 10.2 million claim against serial killer Jeffrey L. Dahmer. The judge approves 50,000 for wrongful death, 3,300 funeral costs, 100,000 lost wages, and 10 million punitive damages. The suit could cover movie or TV rights.
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Hughes
Robert Landry
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Malibu cholera bacteria not epidemic says official
Environmental activists found bacteria in ocean water near Latigo Creek Malibu not epidemic in most people. Tests will show if naturally occurring or non epidemic. Dr Shirley Fannin says not the epidemic type. water may harm those with weak immune systems if swallowed. Beach remains open per county official Jack Petralia.
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Jack Petralia
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Los Angeles Daily News
Winds of change sweep California in Clinton West push
California shifts toward Clinton as he rallies in the West with strong crowds. Polls show Bush trailing in San Diego and Orange County while Republicans warn of a tougher fight across Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, and Wyoming. Analysts cite Bush fatigue and Clinton’s appeal shaping the battleground.
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Ross Perot
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Charles Black
Howard Gelt
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Charles Graves
Thomas Foley
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Augune
Bush argues foreign policy edge to lift campaign
President Bush seeks to boost his foreign policy edge to counter Clinton while arguing for stronger national security and experience. He contrasts Clinton’s big government stance with his own emphasis on welfare reform and job training, citing Saddam Hussein as a touchstone of leadership. Governors Engler and Thompson bolster the line that Bush is better prepared, while Clinton aides counter with claims of an empty economic plan.
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Riverside County
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Haugh
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Charles Kesler
Cheauenews College
Appleton
Wis
Bill Clinton
Michigan
Wisconsin
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Baghdad
Ilieve
John Engler
Tommy Thompson
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Herbert Hoover
Houston Polishes Image for GOP Convention
Houston prepares for the Republican National Convention with city cleanups, welcoming pins, and a major road trip for the Astros to clear space in the Astrodome. The event is projected to inject 60 to 100 million dollars into the economy as leaders seek to diversify beyond the energy sector and attract tourism.
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Astrodome
Perot movement seeks third national party in Minnesota
Minnesota Ross Perot supporters push a new third party. They mailed invitations to similar groups nationwide to build a nationwide reform movement, but will not field candidates this year.
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Ross Perot
Minnesota
Perot
U.S
Phil Madsen
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St. Paul Star Tribune
D'Amato
Quayle
Gore tests his wings on foreign policy
Sen. Al Gore flew solo on the vice presidential campaign trail for the first time venturing into his native South to promote Bill Clinton's economic program. He spoke mostly on national security and Saddam Hussein as he faced thunderstorms and lightning.
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