Clinton vows action after embassy bombings and strikes
President Clinton announced U S forces struck terrorist camps in Afghanistan and a Sudan chemical plant after the East Africa embassy bombings. He said the targets linked to Osama bin Laden and warned there will be no sanctuary for terrorists. Officials stressed uncertainty over bin Laden’s fate.
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Britain Israel back U S strikes amid Clinton troubles
European reports tie attacks to Clinton woes while Britain and Israel support U S strikes. A professor who spent a year with the National Security Council says bin Laden blamed for the 1996 Saudi embassy bombings. Iowa delegation backs Clinton as embassy toll rises to 263.
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Clinton Plans Military Strike Amid Lewinsky Scandal
Washington Post reports President Clinton discussed a retaliatory airstrike against terrorist networks tied to Osama bin Laden while facing investigations into his relationship with Monica Lewinsky. He ordered strikes in Afghanistan and Sudan and prepared a televised Oval Office address. He then flew to Martha’s Vineyard for healing time as advisers weighed the dual crises.
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Monica Lewinsky testifies again on Clinton White House trysts
Monica Lewinsky provided prosecutors a second round of explicit testimony Thursday about her White House trysts with President Clinton.
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Randle Skips Autograph Session at Coral Ridge Mall
Minnesota Vikings star John Randle did not bring his famous mad dog image to Coral Ridge Mall in Minnesota. About 1,150 fans lined up for autographs, but he did not appear in person, according to the Hlas column on 1C.
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Two First Mosquito Encephalitis Cases Reported in Iowa
The first two cases of mosquito borne encephalitis in Iowa this year were reported in Allamakee and Dubuque counties. Details, 1B.
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Palo teen skater dies after collision in high school lot
A 16 year old Kennedy High School student, Beth Vanhyfte, was killed when she slid into a parked car while inline skating in the Kennedy lot. Police cited a downward grade and note skate and skateboarding bans in the lots.
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IRS to let taxpayers pay by credit card next year
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