Fleiss pleads guilty in prostitution case in exchange for time
Former Hollywood madam Heidi Fleiss pleaded guilty to attempted pandering as part of a plea deal that does not extend her current federal prison term. Judge Judith Champagne sentenced her to 18 months to be served with her 37 month sentence for money laundering and tax evasion.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
Heidi Fleiss
Superior Court
Judith Champagne
Fleiss
Space ash voyage for Roddenberry and Leary launches
Gene Roddenberry and Timothy Leary ashes ride a rocket wing to Madrid for a space launch over the Canary Islands next month. 24 people including Gerard ONeill and Krafft Ehricke are aboard Celestis capsules. families paid 4800 each for inscriptions and services.
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Los Angeles
Gene Roddenberry
Timothy Leary
California
Madrid
Spain
Canary Islands
Celestis Inc
Gerard O'Neill
Krafft Ehricke
Roddenberry
Leary
Outer Space
Space
Majel Barrett-Roddenberry
NASA
Teens Say High School Classes Haven’t Challenged Them
A national survey by Public Agenda finds most teens feel classes are not challenging enough and that many lack exemplary teachers. About 70 percent cite disruptions by unruly students, and 65 percent admit they do not try hard.
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Washington Post
Washington
Public Agenda
Moody sentenced to death for federal judge murder
Walter Leroy Moody, 51, of Rex Georgia, was sentenced to die in Alabama's electric chair for the murder of U S Circuit Judge Robert Vance during a mail bomb campaign in the South. Vance died at his Mountain Brook home as his wife was wounded. Moody already faces life terms for other killings and bomb plots.
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Stuart
Fla
Anderson Tate Jr
Tate
New York
Brooklyn
Lemrick Nelson Jr
Charles Price
Yankel Rosenbaum
Birmingham
Ala
South
Alabama
Walter Leroy Moody
Moody
Rex
U.S
Robert Vance
Mountain Brook
Vance
Varice
Budget balancing hinges on luck as economy grows
The article notes political courage from Democrats and Republicans to balance the budget by 2002 depends on the current economic expansion lasting. It cites deficits, tax cuts, and GDP gains under Clinton, with economists saying the sweet spot in the business cycle is aiding revenue growth.
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Washington
Clinton
Congress
GOP
Harry Truman
Robert Dederick
Northern Trust Co
Chicago
Air Force halts Gulf and East Coast training flights
The Air Force suspended all training flights over the Gulf of Mexico and the East Coast after two more close encounters between F-16s and airliners over New Mexico and Texas. The incidents, four in three days, prompt investigations by the FAA and NTSB while officials seek explanations for deviations from flight plans.
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Washington
Air Force
Gulf of Mexico
Federal Aviation Administration
National Transportation Safety Board
Maryland
New Jersey
Ronald Fogleman
Glickman Predicts CRP Override Will Fail
Agriculture Secretary Dan Glickman predicted that any legislation to automatically extend current Conservation Reserve Program contracts will fail. Rep. Bob Smith supported the idea, while the final CRP regulations are being reviewed by the OMB for budget impact and were due later this week.
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Washington Reporter
Washington — Agriculture
Dan Glickman
Glickman
Office of Management and Budget
OMB
Washington
Binational Commission
South Africa
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