Clinton vows to help pay Whitewater legal bills
President Clinton told CNN he will strive to raise funds or pay the Whitewater defense costs for friends and aides. He called the mounting expenses outrageous, saying he will help after leaving office if needed.
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Farrakhan Seeks Libyan Aid Amid Sanctions Scrutiny
Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan asked the Treasury for permission to receive up to 1 billion in Libyan humanitarian funds, prompting calls for an investigation into potential sanctions violations. He said he may travel to Libya to accept a 250000 award from Muammar Gaddafi while critics warn of legal and constitutional issues.
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Mother of Olympic bombing suspect urges Clinton to clear son
Barbara Jewell cried as she pleaded with President Clinton to intervene, asking the FBI and Justice Department to end the chargeable question surrounding her son Richard Jewell, named a suspect after the Centennial Olympic Park bombing in Atlanta. The blast killed one woman and injured 100, with a Turkish cameraman dying later. Jewell, a park security guard, was initially hailed as a hero before investigators focused on him.
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Study finds higher failure in female donor livers
Pittsburgh researchers Dr. Ignazio Marino and Dr. Howard Doyle analyzed 2,376 liver transplants from 1987 to 1993. Female donor livers had higher failure rates, especially when transplanted into male recipients, with 45 percent versus 28 percent for male donors to male recipients. Younger female donors showed better outcomes.
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Nitroglycerin linked to heart medicine in Flight 800 wreckage
An anonymous FBI source says trace nitroglycerin near the rear wreckage of TWA Flight 800 likely came from a passenger’s heart medicine, not an explosive. PETN traces found elsewhere are the first concrete sign of a bomb or missile, though no conclusive link to criminal action is asserted.
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