Tobacco firm fined over smoking research in Minn suit
A judge fined Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp 100000 for not turning over smoking research documents in a lawsuit by Minnesota and Blue Cross Blue Shield of Minnesota seeking recovery of smoking related treatment costs. The company faces another 100000 daily fine if it fails to comply by the 10 day deadline. The trial is set for January 20.
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Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corp
Kenneth Fitzpatrick
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Blue Cross Blue Shield
President Clinton Defense Fund to Shut Down
The legal defense fund backing President Clinton is closing due to fundraising fallout and declining contributions amid Whitewater and related investigations. Trustees cited a drop in donors, limited solicitation, and mounting unpaid legal bills estimated at $3 million, as White House seeks new options.
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R.I
Hammersmith Farm
John F. Kennedy
Jacqueline
William Farley
Fruit of the Loom Inc
Roger Souto
Washington
Clinton
Legal Defense Fund
White House
Whitewater
Michael Cardozo
New Hampshire to Run Snowmobile DUI Checkpoints This Weekend
State Fish and Game officers will set up sobriety checkpoints on off road snowmobile trails this weekend after ten fatal snowmobile crashes last winter and two already this season. Snowmobilers will be asked to undergo standard sobriety tests.
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Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Fish and Game
End of Marshall Plan in 1961 after $12 billion aid
In 1961 the Marshall Plan expired following more than $12 billion in foreign aid distributed to European nations. In 1974 private U S citizens regained rights to buy and own gold after over four decades.
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U.S
Associated Press
Nurse Majors pleads innocent in six murder charges
Orville Lynn Majors, a 36 year old nurse, pleaded not guilty in a packed court to six murder charges tied to patient deaths at Vermillion County Hospital in Clinton. Investigators note potassium chloride injections and other substances possibly caused the fatalities. Police found drugs and syringes at his former home and van.
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Ind
Orville Lynn Majors
Vermillion County Hospital
Clinton
Majors
Sus
Sister recalls brother’s patriotism in Oklahoma City bombing case
In Denver, Kay Ice Fulton testifies angrily about Paul Ice, a Marine and U S Customs agent killed in the 1995 Oklahoma City blast. She says he loved his country and family, urging the jury in the Nichols McVeigh trial to weigh the motive of retaliation for Waco.
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Oklahoma City
Nichols
Kay Ice Fulton
Beaumont
Texas
Paul Ice
Customs
Fulton
U.S. and Iran look to broaden overtures toward talks
Washington officials say Iran's new president Mohammad Khatami will speak to Americans in a CNN interview midweek as the Clinton administration prepares responses that could gradually restore diplomatic relations.Both sides seek to end decades of enmity and reduce past crises and incidents.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
Iran
Clinton
U.S
Mohammad Khatami
Khatami
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U.S. Navy
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