Photographers Convicted Over Schwarzenegger Run-In
Two photographers Giles Harrison and Andrew O'Brien were convicted of false imprisonment after blocking a Mercedes outside a preschool to film Arnold Schwarzenegger and Maria Shriver. Sentencing set for Feb. 23. Harrison faces 90 days for reckless driving.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Maria Shriver
Giles Harrison
Andrew O’brien
Ms. Shriver
Charles Lindner
White House Officials Face Broad Grand Jury Questioning
White House lawyers negotiate with prosecutors over the scope of grand jury questioning in the Monica Lewinsky investigation. Subpoenas target administration officials including Bruce Lindsey, the president's top adviser, in the Whitewater matter.
Clinton aide delays grand jury appearance amid confidentiality concerns
A Clinton adviser says his testimony is delayed while officials decide how to protect conversations between Linsey and Clinton. Special prosecutor Starr ends grand jury use in Virginia for Washington DC. Whitewater prosecutors receive sworn statements from Clinton and Lewinsky in Paula Jones suit, denying sexual relations.
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Administration
Linsey
Kenneth Starr
Virginia
Washington, D.C
Whitewater
Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Three Key Historical Events From 1917 1959 and 1993
In 1917 the United States severed diplomatic ties with Germany after Berlin resumed unrestricted submarine warfare. In 1959 a plane crash near Clear Lake Iowa killed Buddy Holly Ritchie Valens and J P Richardson The Big Bopper. In 1993 Los Angeles saw the start of the Rodney King beating trial against four police officers for civil rights violations.
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Germany
Clear Lake
Iowa
Buddy Holly
Ritchie Valens
J.P. ‘the Big Bopper
Richardson
Los Angeles
Rodney King
Tucker clemency bid denied by Texas parole board
Karla Faye Tucker, 38, had her clemency request rejected unanimously by the Texas Board of Pardons and Paroles and two members abstained. The ruling leaves the governor and the Supreme Court as paths to halt her execution set for today. Tucker’s lawyers vow the appeal will continue.
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Texas
Karla Faye Tucker
Supreme Court
Pope John Paul II
Board of Pardons and Paroles
Tucker
Russia, France, Arab Leaders Push for Peace in Iraq
Russia, France, and Islamic leaders dispatched envoys to Baghdad to urge a peaceful end to the U N weapons inspections standoff with Saddam Hussein. The effort aims to avert U S military action as diplomacy intensifies amid UN oil‑sale exemptions.
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Iraq
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Russia
France
U.N
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Jordan
Yasser Arafat
Saddam
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Kofi Annan
Security Council
Britain
Council
Madeleine Albright
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Bahrain
Washington
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Unity
Cedar Rapids
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Amer
Ican
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Mideast
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Bethlehem
Parole Board
Victor Rodriguez
Pam
Cst
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The
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Bush
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