Opponents combat border crossing fees in Congress
Washington lawmakers from both parties resist the Clinton administration plan to charge border crossers a fee. The White House immigration package would cover half of a three dollar per vehicle and one fifty per pedestrian fee, with the rest sought in Customs Service funding. Opponents warn the levy would curb trade and deter shoppers from Mexico and Canada in U.S. border towns.
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Canada
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U.S
Harvard panel probes Mack on alien sex study ethics
Cambridge mass Harvard Medical Committee reviews John Mack alien abduction research for scholarly standards amid tenure concerns. Mack’s attorney argues the probe violates tenure protections. The book includes case studies such as Ed who recalls an alien sample, Jerry who claims a human alien hybrid birth, and Peter who reports an alien wife in a parallel universe.
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Pediatricians Call for Ban on Baby Walkers
Chicago pediatricians urge a ban on rolling baby walkers, arguing they offer no proven benefit and raise injury and death risk. The American Academy of Pediatrics cites data from Pediatrics and, through 1993, 25,000 ER visits for walker injuries among 5 to 15 month olds. 11 deaths occurred between 1989 and.
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Judge Upholds Welfare Benefit Limits in New Jersey
A federal judge in Newark upheld a New Jersey law eliminating monthly increases in welfare payments for mothers who have more children. Judge Nicholas H. Politan ruled he cannot overturn the regulation, while challengers vowed to appeal. The law requires finding a way to pay for the care of additional children.
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N.J
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Vacuu m and Sandy Creek Contact Information
A fragment notes a phone contact 984-2316 for Vacuu m and Sandy Creek, indicating a local inquiry or service reference in the readable column.
Oklahoma City bombing rescue ends toll 167 dead
After sixteen days of perilous work rescuers left the Nine Story Murrah building with the death toll at 167 including nineteen children. The last body was removed late Thursday as teams weighed the possibility of two missing people and planned a memorial service.
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Books on bomb making spark debate in Syracuse stores
Local retailers in Syracuse sell titles like The Anarchist Cookbook and Improvised Munitions Black Book along with manuals from The U S Navy Seal Combat Manual. Store owners defend sales citing First Amendment rights and study value while others call for bans. Internet postings discuss Oklahoma City bombing and various explosive topics, fueling safety concerns and censorship debates.
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Marcia Appel
Musicland Stores Corp
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Co-worker says McVeigh bought fertilizer at Kingman store
Paul Shuffler of True Value in Kingman Arizona testified to the FBI that Timothy McVeigh bought a 50 pound bag of ammonium nitrate at the store between February and April 1994 while he worked there. Carl Stoehr, a former employee, said he later found the stock down to three bags missing and recalled McVeigh’s comment about handling it.
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FBI Finds Anti Government Material in McVeigh Sister Pickup
FBI agents found anti government pamphlets and audio recordings in a pickup linked to Jennifer Lynn McVeigh and at a Pensacola home she stayed in. Pamphlets bore titles like You May Not Have a Country After 1995 and The New World Order. Audio tapes included Warning It's Dangerous to be Right when the Government Is Wrong.
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