Nixon tapes ruling opens 820 hours to estate
A federal appeals court ruled the National Archives must turn over about 820 hours of Nixon White House tapes to the former president’s estate. The unanimous decision covers personal-matter discussions and upholds a district court ruling.
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Judge warns both sides in Jones case
U S District Judge Susan Webber Wright orders Paula Jones and President Clinton lawyers to stop contentious pleadings. She nears ruling on Clinton motion to dismiss the harassment suit with trial set for May 27 in Little Rock. Wright bars publicizing Jane Doe identities and warns of contempt penalties. White House staffers testified before a Washington grand jury probing sex and perjury allegations.
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Democrats Predict House Spending Bill Battle
The Republican led House voted 212 208 to approve a midyear spending bill offsetting Clinton requests with about 3 billion in domestic cuts. The measure funds Bosnia troop stay, Gulf buildup, El Nino disaster relief, and cuts housing subsidies bilingual education and Americorps. The Senate rejects the cuts and IMF aid differs between chambers.
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Nine year old studies therapeutic touch validity
Emily Rosa a nine year old from Loveland Colorado conducted a science project that challenges the practice of therapeutic touch The Journal of the American Medical Association published the study showing 21 practitioners could not reliably detect their hands relative to the patient with the energy field blocked Observers conclude practitioners performed no better than chance with 44 percent correct versus a 50 percent guessing rate
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Five Freemen convicted in Montana FBI standoff trial
A federal jury in Billings convicted five members of the Montana Freemen of being accessories after the fact to the NBC news crew holdup during the 81 day 1996 standoff. Edwin Clark was acquitted. Elwin Ward was convicted of filing a false tax claim.
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