TV special stars lead with Fisher case on stage
The article covers a pay TV event featuring Ana on stage with Joey Buttafuoco and Timsen in a one night only show at West Mel. It notes Amy Fisher, now 34, facing a 5 to 15 year prison term for the shooting. In Greensboro a tobacco industry lawsuit challenges the EPA report on secondhand smoke. The EPA defends the report amid health advocate criticism. The report links secondhand smoke to thousands of lung cancers in nonsmokers and hundreds of thousands of bronchitis cases in children annually.
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Gunman wounds six children at city pool in Washington
Six children were wounded by gunfire while swimming at the Benning Park Recreation Center pool in Washington on a hot Tuesday afternoon. Police search for a suspect after a man fired a semiautomatic handgun from a hill near the pool and then drove away. No motive is known and the 2 p.m. shooting occurred as the area was crowded.
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Court keeps ban on assisted death in effect
The Michigan Court of Appeals will hear arguments soon after a judge blocked the restoration of the ban on helping a person end their own life. The law, enacted Feb. 25 to stop Kevorkian, carries up to four years in prison and a $200 fine for assisting a suicide.
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Court sides with Clinton health care task force openness issue
A federal appeals court ruled the Hillary Rodham Clinton health care task force itself is not required to meet in public, while suggesting the advisory committee may fall under disclosure rules. The decision calls Mrs Clinton a de facto government employee, affecting open meetings for the group and its outside consultants from medicine, academia, and interest groups.
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Silent First Lady Pat Nixon Remembered
Pat Nixon, the quiet, loyal first lady, lived a private life under the glare of the presidency. She faced Watergate with dignity, stood by Richard Nixon, and traveled to 80 countries while avoiding public political statements. Her family and peers recall a forthright, genteel presence who preferred home life, gardening, and grandchildren to public praise.
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Pat Nixon Remembered as Steadfast Supporter and Comfort
Pat Nixon, known as a steadfast and private figure, lived as a devoted partner to Richard Nixon. She died at 81 from lung cancer and emphysema, a loss noted after years of nursing him through serious illness. The couple’s bond, celebrated in public and private life, highlighted her warmth and resilience.
Pat Nixon Remembered As Loyal First Lady In Obituary
Pat Nixon, 81, died of lung cancer at a New Jersey home. Tributes praise her steadfast loyalty to Richard Nixon, her role as a quiet pillar during turmoil, and her efforts championing volunteerism and the Read program. She will be buried in Yorba Linda, with Billy Graham to conduct the service.
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