Texas separatist leader convicted on fraud counts
Richard McLaren heads a Republic of Texas faction found guilty on 26 federal fraud charges along with seven followers including his wife Evelyn McLaren. One member, Mark Anthony Hernandez, was acquitted on two counts.
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Maurice Stans Dies at 90 in California
Maurice Stans long involved in Nixon era fund raising and government service died at 90 in Pasadena of heart failure. He rose from Minnesota to top roles including commerce secretary and Budget director and faced Watergate era indictments and a 5000 dollar fine after pleading guilty to non willful campaign finance violations.
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Justice Department fights Starr over Secret Service testimony
The Justice Department will oppose Kenneth Starr's bid to compel Secret Service grand jury testimony about President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. Officials argue a privilege shields the agent-protectee relationship, risking Starr's ability to learn direct knowledge before his report to Congress. The move positions Clinton’s protection in a new court battle as Starr aims to finish his Lewinsky report by month’s end.
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Paraguayan Injection Executed in Virginia after delays
Angel Francisco Breard, 32, a Paraguayan man convicted of stabbing a woman to death in Arlington in 1992, was executed by injection in Jarratt Virginia after Gov. Jim Gilmore refused to halt the sentence. The U N tribunal and the US Supreme Court urged delay over Vienna Convention notification issues.
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Greta Garbo Dies in New York at 84 in 1990
Greta Garbo, famed screen star, died in New York at age 84 in 1990. Her private life and selective years in cinema left a lasting mark on film history.
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