Britain plotted to kill Gadhafi says ex spy
Former British intelligence agent David Shayler claims Britain's foreign intelligence agency funded an Islamic group with about 160000 dollars to assassinate Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi. He spoke in a BBC interview amid government denials.
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Clinton presidency strained by Starr inquiry and political fallout
The Monica Lewinsky investigation has weakened President Clinton and diminished his political power. A Republican Congress resists cooperation, Democrats fear midterm losses, and foreign allies worry he is distracted. Analysts call the episode a tragic drag on American politics, with limited legislative progress beyond naming the Reagan airport.
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Gore's widening heat as Clinton fund-raising probes loom
Washington reports Vice President Al Gore faces intensified scrutiny in the federal fundraising investigation linked to the Clinton era. The case, involving illicit foreign contributions, may draw in Gore and associates even as Clinton enjoys high popularity. FBI and DOJ officials push for independent counsel.
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White House intern accused of stalking and harassment
Tangela Burkhart a 30 year old Manhattan resident is charged with harassing former senior adviser George Stephanopoulos. Prosecutors say she followed him to Columbia University his home a coffee shop and other cities and sent one or two letters weekly.
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Elvis exhibit opens at Rock Hall in Cleveland
National roundup reports Elvis Presley becomes the first musician with a major exhibit dedicated to him at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum. Jim Denkе says Elvis is the logical choice. the display includes guitars, jumpsuits, crayons, and a TV with a bullet hole.
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