Hasenfus seeks mercy before Nicaragua tribunal in arms flight case
Eugene Hasenfus, 45, Marshfield Wisconsin, appears at a three member Pepvie tribunal in Managua to plead for mercy on charges of terrorism and other crimes after being captured in the Oct 6 C 123 crash carrying arms to the Contras. Griffin Bell aids in defense saying he will read a mercy plea. Evidence and testimony focus on whether Hasenfus was a terrorist or an unwitting carrier.
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High court upholds funding to groups offering abortion
The Supreme Court ruled 5 to 3 that states cannot cut funding to private groups that provide abortion related services or counseling. The decision, not accompanied by a written opinion, preserves funding for Planned Parenthood in Arizona and sets a national precedent. Justice O'Connor did not participate.
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Winning group health plan for small businesses by BCBS Ohio
Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Ohio offers WINNING a tailored group health care package for small businesses with 2 to 99 employees. It delivers hospital medical surgical and accident coverage with money saving breaks and options once limited to large companies. Multiple WINNING plans are now available to choose from for firms seeking comprehensive coverage.
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