FBI expands intelligence workforce since 1992 growth noted
A Syracuse TRAC study reports FBI intelligence officers rising from 224 in 1992 to 1,025 in 1999 while only 45 of 12,730 convictions in 1998 were internal security or terrorism cases. Officials say the rise mirrors broader anti-terror efforts and counterintelligence goals despite many operations remaining classified.
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Ramseys to Meet Investigators Over JonBenet Slaying
John and Patsy Ramsey, still under suspicion, are set to meet Monday with a Boulder led investigation in Atlanta. Patsy will be interviewed first, followed by John, under conditions they agreed to and will end interviews if they are mistreated. JonBenet was found dead December 26 1996 in Boulder Colorado.
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Overweight 3-Year-Old Taken From Parents in New Mexico
In Albuquerque, Miguel Regina and Adela Martinez say the state agency seized their 3-year-old daughter Anamarie Martinez Regina, weighing 120 pounds and 3 feet tall, after a doctor warned of life threatening medical risk. The family cites medical roots, not parental diet, as cause.
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Adela Martinez
New Mexico
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Publicans back Clinton defense fund amid impeachment uproar
Iowa City residents Charles Read Joel Horowitz and Loni Parrott describe their donations to Clinton's legal defense fund. Read recalls a political motive by Republicans while Horowitz criticizes the legal action as harmful to public service. Parrott says supporters wish to counter media bias and says the donation is their one contribution.
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University of Iowa
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Legal Defense Fund
Read defends Clinton legal fund donations as separate from campaigns
The Clinton Legal Expense Trust fifth semi annual report notes Read contributed to the fund to support Clinton amid prosecution. Read says donations were not for political candidates and were not substitutes for election contributions, describing her offer as a small, symbolic gesture.
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Largest Eastern Iowa donation comes from Cedar Rapids man
The report shows the single largest contribution from Eastern Iowa came from David Nicholas of Cedar Rapids who gave $1,000 this year. Craig Jensen, also of Cedar Rapids, contributed $500 this year and has donated $2,500 in the past. James Lynch can be reached at (319) 398-8375 or jamesi fyiowa.com.
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Catholic high school adopts dress code for modest uniforms
Jefferson guidelines require midriffs covered and hats removed. shirts promoting alcohol or drugs and obscenities are prohibited. Cedar Rapids Xavier imposes slacks and collared shirts with tuck-in rules. Principal Jeff Henderson says modest dress reduces problems while students seek respectful treatment. AP contributed.
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