GAO reports serious IRS computer security weaknesses
The General Accounting Office says IRS suffers serious security gaps after 6400 computer tapes were misplaced, risking disruption of tax processing and improper handling of taxpayer data. Sen. John Glenn urges a bill to criminalize IRS worker snooping into records.
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Clinton to Issue Formal Apology for Tuskegee Syphilis Study
The White House announced President Clinton will apologize to the black men involved in the Tuskegee syphilis study in Alabama. Four survivors came forward to demand an apology, while officials said the blight on US history should be rectified.
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Foreign-born population in US reaches 9.3 percent in 1996
Census Bureau reports 24.5 million foreign-born residents, 9.3 percent of the population, the highest level in over 50 years. Mexico remains the top source, with shifts in racial makeup since the 1970s and differing outcomes by duration of stay.
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Clinton orders probe of intelligence sharing
President Clinton directed White House lawyers to investigate claims that top secret intelligence was shared with the Democratic National Committee. He said there is no basis to believe it occurred, while noting no disruption to White House work or second term appointments.
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Shuttle Columbia Returns From Shortened Mission In Cape Landing
The shuttle Columbia touched down safely at Kennedy Space Center after a 12 day mission cut short by a defective generator. Commander James Hassell Jr. piloted the 235 500 pound craft under two thirds power as NASA called the flight a bummer.
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Hooded man fires firebomb in Urbana court
A hooded attacker hurled a flaming bottle in a Urbana courtroom during medical malpractice testimony. The blaze damaged the chamber and a judge was cut on the scalp while jurors and others fled via the exit. A 37-year-old man was arrested later, no charges filed yet.
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