Singer Weiland Pleads Innocent in Drug Charge Case
Scott Weiland of Stone Temple Pilots pleaded innocent in California court to felony cocaine and heroin possession and a misdemeanor drug paraphernalia charge. He could have the case dismissed upon successful completion of a drug treatment program. he was released on $10,000 bail after May 15 arrest in a motel parking lot.
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Calif
Stone Temple Pilots
Scott Richard Weiland
Weiland
Michael Grosbard
Grosbard
Gingrich Faces Question On 2000 Run
Washington AP reports House Speaker Newt Gingrich dodges a clear answer about a presidential bid. He said a decision would come in December and would run only if conditions were right. He spoke in Georgia stops and on CNN Larry King Live citing summer plans and promoting To Renew America while Democrats push back on the GOP agenda.
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Gingrich
Washington
Newt Gingrich
Georgia
CNN
Larry King
America
Tome
House
Egypt radical group claims Mubarak assassination bid
The al Gamaa al Islamiya claimed responsibility for the June 26 assassination attempt on President Hosni Mubarak in Addis Ababa, pledging further attempts. Mubarak, 67, escaped unharmed as gunmen opened fire on his motorcade. two Ethiopian police were killed and one wounded.
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Cairo
Egypt
Hosni Mubarak
al-Gamaa al Islamiya
Gene
Mubarak
Addis Ababa
Pawnshop Rifle Tied to Bombing Suspects in Oklahoma Case
In Kingman Arizona a Winchester Model 43 22 caliber Hornet rifle believed stolen in a $60,000 November robbery by an Arkansas gun collector has surfaced in a pawnshop. FBI agents seized the weapon after learning of its sale to Jim Fuller who bought it from James Rosencrans.
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Kingman
Ariz
Oklahoma City
Royal, Ark
Roger Moore
Jim Fuller
A&p Pawn
FBI
Jim
ATF
Fuller
Winchester
James Rosencrans
Michael Fortier
Timothy McVeigh
Fortier
Rosencrans
Ruger
Trade War Shifts To Film Sales
The Clinton administration opened a Section 301 probe into Kodak claims that Fuji Photo Co. blocks access to Japan’s film and photographic paper market. Kodak says Fuji dominates Japan with 75 percent share, while Kodak holds 7 percent there and 44 percent worldwide. Fuji counters that Kodak blames others for its own poor results.
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Eastman Kodak
Fuji Photo
Washington
Japan
Clinton
America
Eastman Kodak Co
Fuji Photo Co
Kantor
Kodak
U.S
Fuji
NEA Reopens Merger Talks With AFT To Boost Political Clout
The National Education Association votes to renew merger talks with the American Federation of Teachers amid internal opposition from some members who fear loss of NEA identity. NEA President Keith Geiger argues a merger would strengthen opposition to private school vouchers and expand public school support.
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Minneapolis
Paul) Wellstone
D-Minn
Annette Palatis
Scranton
National Education Association
American Federation of
NEA
Ken Swanson
Ilinois
Chicago
AFT
Keith Geiger
Geiger
U S Protest Over China On Wu Detention Discrepancy
The State Department protested China for providing misleading information on dissident Harry Wu. Wu reportedly was in Horqas near the Kazakhstan border, but a consular visit found no trace of him. Officials say Beijing has not allowed consular access as required by a bilateral agreement. The case strains Sino American ties amid missile cargo suspicions involving Pakistan.
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State Department
China
Harry Wu
Horgas
Kazakhstan
U.S
Burns
Pakistan
Clinton
Washington Post
Arthur Itison: Federal approval for new pain relief cream
The government approves a new odorless non-prescription cream named Arthur Itison touted as a medical miracle for arthritis bursitis rheumatism and other painful conditions. Early tests suggest it reduces pain by targeting the message chemical to the brain, with immediate availability.
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Arthur Itlsom
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