Charges dropped in anthrax case and Whitewater subpoenas
Government drops charges in anthrax case after tests show harmless vaccine material. Harris and Leavitt Jr. were arrested in Henderson. additional tests found safe vaccine from Harris home. Starr subpoenas Clinton aide Blumenthal. he vows to fight and defend First Amendment rights amid probe.
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Rescuers search rubble for missing after Florida tornadoes
Rescuers in Kissimmee Florida searched wreckage for at least six missing after tornadoes killed at least 38. Up to 260 mph winds leveled mobile homes and trailers at Ponderosa Park Campground. More than 250 injured, curfews set, federal aid en route. Residents like Josephine Wolfe lost homes but kept memories and hope.
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Annan seeks UN support for Iraq accord before council
Kofi Annan travels from Baghdad to Paris and New York to lobby the Security Council for backing of the Iraq weapons inspections deal. The accord would grant UN and IAEA access to sites while assigning senior diplomats to inspect eight presidential palaces, as Washington weighs its response.
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Clinton Accepts Iraqi Accord With Cautious Approval
President Clinton gave cautious approval to a United Nations deal with Saddam Hussein to monitor suspected weapons sites in Iraq. He warned consequences would be serious if Iraq reneged, while keeping a strong force in the Persian Gulf and noting sanctions relief is important to Iraq's people and government.
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Legislators praise campaign reform progress in state
Legislators say reforms improved the campaign system as judge candidates campaign for weeks and seek PSC spots. Some see politics as alive and well despite changes. House Speaker Pro Tem Terry Haskins calls the candidate gauntlet the worst part of the system but credits new rules with raising standards.
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