Bradley considers 2000 Democratic presidential bid
Former Sen. Bill Bradley announced an exploratory committee in Newark as he decides to run for the Democratic nomination. The Princeton Rhodes Scholar and ex Knicks star pledged to tell the country what he believes while citing issues of poverty health care and families with multiple jobs. He plans a campaign trip to California while acknowledging heavy competition from Gore and others considering runs.
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Newark
N.J
Washington
Bill Bradley
New York Knicks
New Jersey
Bradley
al Gore
Gore
Senate
The
Federal Election Commission
California
Princeton University
Rhodes
Ernestine
Theresa Anne
New York University
Doctor Weston found mentally incompetent to stand trial
Government psychiatrist Dr. Sally Johnson concluded Russell Weston Jr. is mentally incapable of helping his defense, a finding a federal judge disclosed. Prosecution may challenge the report and consider pursuing records. Weston could be indefinitely hospitalized without trial. Officers John Gibson and Jacob Chestnut were killed in the Capitol attack.
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Washington
Capitol
Russell Weston Jr
Sally Johnson
Weston
Johnson
Butner
N.C
Theodore Kaczynski
U.S
Emmet Sullivan
Sullivan
Jurors blast prosecutor in Espy corruption case
Jurors who acquitted former agriculture secretary Mike Espy criticized independent counsel Donald Smaltz calling the 17 million case an outrageous waste of taxpayers money and an unfair assault on a motivated leader The jurors said Smaltz failed to prove Espy acted with criminal intent and questioned why Espy was ousted in 1994 for minor judgments
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Washington Post
Washington
Mike Espy
Donald Smaltz
Espy
Anthony Young
Young
Tri
White House
Adrienne White-Powell
White-Powell
Smaltz
William Noakes Jr
Eleven penguin species face extinction threat
A New England Aquarium report warns 11 of 17 penguin species are endangered. Overfishing oil spills and warming threaten colonies with habitat loss and human encroachment. fishing nets kill penguins while introduced predators in Australia and New Zealand prey on rookeries.
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Boston
New England Aquarium
Globe
International Union of Concerned Nations
Susan Ellis
Union
Antarctic
Australia
New Zealand
South America
Africa
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Minnesota
Bob Kerrey
Nebraska
John Kerry
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Dick Gephardt
Missouri
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Kramer
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John Gibson
Jacob J. Chestnut
Weston Jr
U.S. District Court
Robert Crawford
South Africa
Department of Environmental Affairs and Tourism
Crawford
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Mall
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REN Orig
Ana RS
Ine
Eras Orig
Ai River
Cedar Hues
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