Decision on maneuvers delayed as North Korea presses response
The United States and South Korea postpone a decision on resuming joint exercises while urging North Korea to comply with a UN request to open suspect nuclear sites. North Korea dismissed the UN statement, calling it unhelpful.
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Navy probes $544 spark plug part markups in drone program
A House panel investigates overpricing by Pioneer UAV Inc. for a drone part used in the Navy Pioneer unmanned aircraft. The contractor quoted 544.09 for a spark plug connector, while a Washington retailer sold the same part for 10.77. The probe links high costs to the program and notes the fleet readiness rate is only 27 percent versus an 85 percent goal.
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RTC probe links 1964 Clinton campaign to Madison funds
Investigators for the Resolution Trust Corp named the 1964 Clinton gubernatorial campaign committee as a suspect in a Madison Guaranty case. A referral alleges possible illegal benefit from depositor funds and notes a fundraiser on April 4, 1985, and the transfer of Madison money through Clinton related accounts. Hillary Clinton is listed as a possible witness.
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Investor ousts Biosphere 2 managers in Texas court action
In a dispute tied to Biosphere 2 near Tucson, Texas billionaire Edward Bass used a temporary restraining order to remove the project’s managers and dissolve the joint venture with Decisions Team Inc. and Decisions Investment Corp. Bass plans to keep the facility open for ecology experiments and tourism with the current staff.
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Americans back Singapore flogging for teen vandalism
US letters flood the Singapore Embassy praising a Singapore judge's rulings against Michael Fay, an 18 year old Dayton vandal who received four months in prison a 2215 fine and six lashes. Fay appealed but lost the appeal and may seek clemency from President Ong Teng Cheong.
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