Scientists Find New Parasite in AIDS Patient
California researchers report discovery of a previously unknown parasite worm found in fragments of an AIDS victim. Stanford scientists say the worm resembles a tape worm but is more aggressive, prompting alerts to doctors to treat suspected infections.
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MTV moves gay dating show to late slot sparks protests
New York MTV moves a special all gay episode of Singled Out from 7 pm to 1 am drawing criticism from GLAAD. The change shifts prime time programming and triggers backlash from a gay rights group accusing MTV of defaming the audience.
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Jeffrey Dahmer items destroyed in Milwaukee dump
An inventory of Dahmer belongings was shipped to Illinois and destroyed. Families received some items while donors raised 407225 to buy the rest. Waste Management donated equipment and labor to ship and destroy the items. Dahmer killed 17 men and boys and was later beaten to death in prison.
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Elevator surfing stunt injures Jersey City teen
A 13-year-old boy was left dangling by his ankle above a seven story shaft for over an hour in Jersey City after an elevator surfing prank went wrong. Rescue crews cut through a stairwell wall to free him, and he suffered a fractured ankle and leg. No charges filed.
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White House ignored warning to remove security chief in 1994
Documents show in spring and summer 1994 Senate Intelligence chairman advised appointing a more experienced security chief. The White House kept Craig Livingstone in place until pressures after the FBI files scandal, amid claims Hillary Clinton pressed to hire him. The episode spurred renewed scrutiny of FBI background checks and political influence.
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Witness tampering probe clouds Dallas drug case
The district attorney weighs charges after a law enforcement officer Hernandez allegedly sought a hit man to kill a witness in Michael Irvin’s drug matter. Police say an undercover operation traced Hernandez’s intent, amid questions about credibility of a key witness and a related motel room arrest.
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Editorial blasts Walsh over District budget battle
Washington Post criticized Rep Walsh as a feudal over lord and bad cop in DC budget fights. He seeks 116 million in cuts while the control board lumbers toward 1999 budget fixes, calling the plan unsafe and urging deeper cuts in the council’s 5.1 billion proposal. Local editorials praise some hard stance but warn of jeopardizing reforms.
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Summit calls trade drive to cure world economies
Leaders from seven nations meet in Lyon to back lower trade barriers and reforms while acknowledging uneven gains for poorer countries. Draft communique notes globalization demands and disputes over IMF gold sales to fund debt relief, with Viktor Chernomyrdin joining late and Boris Yeltsin campaigning at home.
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Bomb threat at Saudi base disrupts US troops
In Dhahran, American troops bunking with British and French forces were awakened by a bomb threat later deemed a hoax. The base, shaken by Tuesday’s truck bombing that killed 19 Americans, remains under alert as FBI investigators search for clues amid ongoing questions about motive and security.
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