Desert Storm general admits flight test fraud and retirement
Lt. Gen. Royal Moore Jr. acknowledged a junior officer completed key portions of the August 1990 EA-6 Prowler requalification test and misled investigators. He was reprimanded and will retire from the Marine Corps.
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EL Toro
Calif
Marine Corps
Royal Moore Jr
Moore
Nancy LaLantas
Washington
Pentagon
Inspector General
LaLantas
Sudan Army retakes Bor from rebels in Sudan conflict
Sudan's army says it recaptured Bor, a major rebel stronghold 650 miles south of Khartoum, marking the second key town retaken in under a month. Rebels led by Col. John Garang had fought for more autonomy for southern non Muslim regions. The government confirmed the loss in a BBC interview.
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Sudan
Bor
John Garang
British Broadcasting Corp
Democratic rivals trade sleaze charges in New York primary
In a heated weekend duel, Bill Clinton and Jerry Brown trade sleaze accusations as Mario Cuomo calls for civility. Brown accuses Clinton of long lies and attack ads while Clinton labels Brown’s spots on Black radio and abortion remarks as sleazy, aiming to strengthen his New York and Midwest push.
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al Sharpton
Jerry Brown
Harlem
New York
Bill Clinton
Mario Cuomo
Brown
Clinton
Arkansas
Cuomo
Buffalo
Manhattan
Upper West Side
California
Clinton acknowledges receiving draft notice in 1969
Clinton campaign says he received a 1969 draft induction notice while at Oxford. A Little Rock lawyer and Auburn professor circulated a letter claiming Clinton had been drafted, prompting AP to query the campaign. The response says the notice arrived after the induction date and was postponed with approval to finish the term.
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Little Rock
Bill Clinton
University of Arkansas
Clinton
Auburn University
Oxford
England
Associated Press
Gov. Clinton
United States
Leslie Campbell
Arts and Science
Cliff Jackson
Campbell
Rhodes
Hot Springs
Ark
Clinton says it was a mistake to mention Bush rumor
Hillary Clinton apologized for referencing a Bush extramarital rumor in Vanity Fair. She said bringing up unverified gossip caused pain and did not intend to hurt anyone during her New York campaign stop. Bill Clinton said his wife faced stress over the remarks.
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Hillary Clinton
Bush
Washington
Flowers
Arkansas
Clinton
Vanity Fair
Bill Clinton
Noriega jury begins deliberations in drug trial
Manuel Noriega addressed the judge as jurors prepared to start deliberations after prosecutors had deleted portions of the 1988 indictment from jurors copies. Noriega said the complete charges provoked blood and tears between Panama and the United States and referenced his removal from the Vatican embassy. He spoke through an interpreter, marking his third extended remarks in the case.
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Manuel Noriega
U.S
William Hoeveler
Noriega
Panama
Vatican
Panama City
United States
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