Prosecutor widens probe in cable car investigation
Italian prosecutors plan to question two U S officials from Aviano air base about a fatal cable car accident that killed 20 people. The move comes despite America’s refusal to surrender jurisdiction over the Marine crew blamed in the deaths. Prosecutor Granero has not confirmed the reports.
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Jones documents may shape Starr investigation, experts say
Legal analysts say Paula Jones filings offer limited help for her sexual harassment suit against President Clinton, but may better inform Kenneth Starr's criminal inquiry. They note claims of coverups, job offers, and hush money could interest Starr, while Jones's own case shows scant corroboration beyond a single act. Kathleen Willey’s accusation is highlighted as the strongest parallel.
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Containment policy for Iraq drew criticism at home and abroad
The Clinton administration seeks containment as Iraq threat eases, facing U.S. and international critique. Analysts urge opening to sanctions lift under UN inspectors if Iraq remains led by Saddam. others favor renewing Middle East diplomacy and refining dual containment. Berger and Albright defend the current approach to keep Saddam jailed within a reinforced system.
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Teacher with baby from student pregnant again
Mary Kay LeTourneau, the former teacher who had a child with a 14 year old student, is reportedly pregnant again with the same teenager suspected as the father. A sonogram reportedly showed a fetal heartbeat at Purdy Women's Correctional Center.
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Immigrant pleads guilty in mother’s murder in Cleveland
German immigrant Peter Wettrich, 39, admitted killing his mother Anne Marie Fisher, 56, in Cleveland on Sept. 5 to avoid potential police disclosure of crimes that could harm his deportation case. Judge William E. Aurelius sentenced him to 15 years to life, allowing him to remain in the United States.
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