FBI files inquiry approved to probe White House case
An appeals court panel granted Janet Reno's request to let Kenneth Starr investigate the FBI files controversy. Starr will probe if anyone acted improperly in obtaining White House background files and whether attempts to obstruct investigators occurred. The order targets Anthony Marceca and notes the tie to Reagan and Bush era personnel.
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Ashington
Janet Reno
Whitewater
FBI
U.S. Court of Appeals
District of Columbia
Kenneth Starr
Starr
White House
Clinton White House
Army
Anthony Marceca
Secret Service
Marceca
Office of Personnel Security
Craig Livingstone
Reagan
Bush
Richard Miller
Bluefield College Adopts British Horse Society Standards
The program trains to British Horse Society standards and emphasizes rider certification. Bishop notes the US lacks nationwide rider certification, citing Christopher Reeve’s neck injury as an example. Bluefield College offers pre veterinary and teaching certification with reported 100 percent placement for graduates at Glendevon Farm in Bluefield Virginia.
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British Horse Society
United States
Bishop
Christopher Reeves
Bluefield College
Glendevon Farm
Bluefield
Dole Uses Compliance Fund to Sustain Primary Campaign
Dole taps a private donations based compliance fund to cover events staff salaries and travel as he nears the convention. Campaign says spending stays within law but critics call it a loophole while Democrats push FEC inquiry into the fund and its use.
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Washington
Bob Dole
Dole
Federal Election Commission
Compliance Committee
Lisa Rosenberg
Center For Responsive Politics
Rosenberg
Texas
Tennessee
Douglas C. Wurth
Paign
Clinton Compliance Committee
FEC
Clinton
Christina Martin
Kevorkian’s 31st assisted death heightens legal limbo
Dr. Jack Kevorkian, 68, has helped three people die in 10 days amid ongoing legal ambiguity. He has assisted 31 suicides since 1990 with no current charges and has been acquitted in multiple trials. Prosecutors worry about proving convictions as legislative action stalled.
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Detroit
Death
Jack Kevorkian
Michigan
New Jersey
Virginia
Ohio
Yale Kamisar
University of Michigan
Kevorkian
FEMA disaster housing aid offered for spring flood victims
FEMA provides two housing aid options for damaged or destroyed homes. Alternate rental housing assists those with substantial damage or loss, while limited home repair grants help make a residence habitable until broader repairs. Homeowners must own and occupy the primary residence and funds do not restore pre flood conditions or cover cosmetic fixes.
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A-1
Gunter
Federal Emergency Man
Agement Agency
Ing
FEMA
Police shootout ends with suspect fatally shot
In a confrontation on April 20, Officer Walker fired after Perdue aimed a Tech-nine at him. Walker’s first shot struck Perdue, killing him. a second hit Perdue in the shoulder. Olinger’s shot damaged a police cruiser. Investigations and autopsy followed. authorities deemed Walker’s actions proper.
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Perdue
Walker
Olinger
Dennis
W.S. Parker
William Massello III
Richard V. Roberts
Parker
Bluefield
Jack Asbury
Art Mead
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Furna
Reading
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