Court Refuses to Block Diaries Transfer in Packwood Case
A federal appeals court refused to grant a stay, allowing the 15 day timetable for turning Sen. Packwood diaries over to the Senate Ethics Committee to proceed. The order keeps in place the plan for the diaries to be transferred for the committee’s investigation of alleged sexual misconduct and obstruction.
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Bob Packwood
Senate Ethics Committee
Packwood
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
U.S
Thomas Penfield Jackson
Clinton signals possible U S air strikes in Bosnia
President Clinton notified Congress he may order bombing by U S warplanes in Bosnia as heavy weapons in the Sarajevo area near a 13 mile demilitarized zone are to be turned over or moved. Administration officials cite uncertain Serb compliance and NATO support.
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Clinton
Congress
U.S
Bosnia
Sarajevo
U.N
NATO
White House
Spring Floods Predicted Across East and Midwest
The National Weather Service warns of potential spring floods in the East and Midwest due to severe winter conditions. Deep snow and thick river ice raise flood threats in the Dakotas Minnesota Iowa and several Eastern states with ice jam reports and rising rivers noted.
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Washington
Midwest
National Weather Service
Dakotas
Minnesota
Iowa
Lee Larson
Weather Service
Scott Ki
The
Hydrologic Information Center
New York
New Jersey
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Founding Fathers Echo in Budget Debate in Congress
Senator Paul Simon argues for a constitutional balanced budget Amendment referencing Jefferson and Madison while Senator Robert Byrd counters with Madison. The plan would require a balanced budget by 2001 unless a three fifths vote allows an exception, amid bipartisan caution on debt. Byrd highlights Jefferson financing the Louisiana Purchase by borrowing large sums.
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Congress
Paul Simon
Thomas Jefferson
Robert C. Byrd
Ment
James Madison
Simon
D-Ill
Byrd
Dw.va
Appropriations Committee
Senate
Jefferson
Madison
Clinton
House
Louisiana Purchase
Not Nasty and Nervous Signals Across Arts and Pulpit
The 2 Live Crew faced police pressure over explicit lyrics during a Cincinnati club appearance while Luther Campbell warned of possible arrests. Bobby McFerrin, though, says conducting 20 to 30 orchestras yearly makes him nervous and recalls his San Francisco debut with the symphony. Pope John Paul II may visit New York in October to address the United Nations if he decides, per Vatican officials.
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Cincinnati
Luther Campbell
Bobby
McFerrin
San Francisco Symphony
St. Paul (Minn
Tanglewood
San Francisco
U.N
John Paul II
New York
United Nations
Vatican
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.S
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Spy Magazine
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