More than 66 Million Americans Lacked Insurance
The Census Bureau reports that over 66 million Americans, about one in four, were uninsured for at least a month within a 28 month period from February 1992 to May 1994. About 2 million were uninsured for the full 28 months, and 34 million elderly on Medicare would worsen the share if excluded. Children under 18 comprised the largest uninsured group, with more than 1 million children uninsured for at least a month.
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Protesters Rally Against Animal HIV AIDS Testing
Animal rights advocates criticize animal testing in medical research including HIV AIDS studies. They argue insufficient breakthroughs justify continued suffering. About 3,000 demonstrators marched from White House to the Capitol as Park Police reported. The Associated Press contributed.
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GOP probes White House over FBI files case
Republicans press White House on alleged improper access to FBI background summaries for hundreds of officials, led by Hatch and involving Livingstone and Marceca. White House denies wrongdoing while Quinn defends dialogue, as House Republicans demand 2,000 pages in the travel office firing probe.
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