Atlantis crews begin docking with Mir space station
The Nation reports Atlantis and six astronauts aim for a 9:30 p.m. EST docking with Russia's Mir to deliver more than 5,000 pounds of supplies and shuttle crew member Shannon Lucid for a five month stay. A fluid leak on Atlantis' steering system raised concerns but NASA officials say the issue is manageable.
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Whitewater probe widens on travel office firings
Whitewater independent counsel Kenneth Starr will probe whether White House aide David Watkins lied to congressional investigators about Hillary Clinton's role in the May 1993 firings of seven White House travel office employees. The GAO had questioned Watkins's sworn statements from 1993, noting possible misstatements about the cause of the firings.
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Sixteen Babies for Haner Family Surprise Births
Norman Haner and Michelle Haner welcomed six new children after Michelle delivered four boys and two girls at St. Peter's Hospital via Caesarean section. The infants, each about two pounds, include five on respirators. both mother and babies are reported healthy. The couple had hoped for a larger family and now face a busy household ahead.
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Soldier dies in Bosnia truck crash near Tuzla Air Base
Pfc. Floyd E. Bright, 19, of Houston Texas, died when a supply truck ran off a temporary bridge near Tuzla. Pvt. Joseph E. Cary, 22, of Edwards Colorado, was injured and listed in good condition. Both belonged to Headquarters and Headquarters Company 2d Battalion 68th Armor. The deaths follow earlier U S peacekeeper fatalities in Boston area.
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Archbishop says only God can forgive Dunblane killer
London Archbishop George Carey denounces Thomas Hamilton's 16 child killings in Dunblane as heinous. He cautions forgiveness cannot be dispensed by humans and stresses the crime's enormity, noting forgiveness is for God and the victims' families only.
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GM workers end 18 day strike with Dayton deal
In Dayton Ohio 2700 United Auto Workers Local 696 members approved a contract ending an 18 day strike that halted 26 of GM 29 North American assembly plants. The settlement allows ongoing outsourcing while creating replacement work and includes 5.6 million dollars in compensation for subcontracting grievances.
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Senate gopes status of assault weapons repeal remains unclear
House approved a bill repealing the assault weapons ban but Senate opposition appears likely to block action. Senate leaders and Feinstein warned the repeal is dead on arrival with a potential filibuster or veto. NRA support hopes hinge on leadership, while Dole signals low priority for a Senate vote.
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NRA push to lift bans. solomon aide quote about wife defense
The NRA aims to lift bans on 19 firearm styles and high capacity magazines as a top priority influencing 1994 elections with $5.6 million in contributions. In a tense House debate, Rep Gerald Solomon rebutted a Kennedy analogy, saying his wife lives alone in Upstate New York and has a right to defend herself.
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Mother killed as newborn fights for life in tragedy
Bonnie Rojek a nurse for Olsten Kimberly Quality Care was due March 29. Her sister Kim Johnson traveled from a village near Masre to help with the baby. Bonnie's contractions started 9:30 pm and her husband drove her to the hospital at 11:30 pm. Enc 5 was asleep. Clarece 8 awaited the baby. Johnson learned Bonnie was dead around 4 am. Carmen planned to tell the children.
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Taiwan President Lee Teng-hui Wins Direct Election
Taiwan's Lee Teng-hui wins a landslide in the first direct presidential vote. With 98 percent counted, he leads Peng Ming-min 55 to 21 percent amid China war games. Lee aims to raise Taiwan's international profile while China opposes reunification. The victory marks Taiwan's democratic milestone despite a regional crisis.
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