Deaver May Face Perjury Probe Urged by House Panel
A House subcommittee will vote next week on whether to urge an independent counsel to investigate possible perjury by former White House deputy chief of staff Michael Deaver. The report cites conflicts between Deaver’s sworn testimony and other witnesses and documents, and asks Seymour Jr. to consider indictments or action by a special prosecutor.
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Benson convicted in Florida slaying tied to tobacco fortune
A jury finds Steven Wayne Benson guilty on nine counts for planting pipe bombs that killed his mother Margaret Benson and her adopted son Scott in Naples to gain a $10 million estate. He faces death or life with 25 years minimum. sentencing to begin.
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Steven Wayne Benson
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Hugh Hayes
Lancaster Leaf Tobacco Co
Margaret Benson
Scott Benson
Jerry Brock
Lee County
Harry Hitchcock
Pennsylvania Tobacco Company
Janet Murphy
Lancaster
Richard Chace
Kendall
Federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Record shark catch breaks great white weight mark at Montauk
Fishermen off Montauk Harbor capture a 3,450-pound 16 foot eight inch great white with a concerted effort by Donnie Braddick and shark hunter Frank Mundus plus four others. The feat, 30 miles south of Montauk, tops the Guinness record once held by a 2,500 pound shark and follows Mundus famed links to the Jaws legacy.
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Mundus
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Northern Ireland Protestants raid Irish border town
About 150 Protestants raided Clontibret in the Irish Republic injuring two Garda officers. Windows were broken and graffiti sprayed as Peter Robinson, a Northern Ireland politician and MP, was arrested during the disturbance claimed to be about security.
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Irish Republic
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Clontibret
Northern Ireland
Peter Robinson
Dunn Wins GOP Nomination In Tennessee Primary
Former Gov Winfield Dunn captured 94 percent of the vote for the Republican nomination with 7 percent of precincts reporting. Ned McWherter led Democrats with 56 percent, followed by Jane Eskind and Nashville Mayor Richard Fulton. Other results included minor candidates in Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tenn
Winfield Dunn
Ned McWherter
Dunn
Hubert Patty
Maryville
Charles G. Vick
Memphis
McWherter
Jane Eskind
State Public Service Commission
Nashville
Richard Fulton
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