Clinton hosts 1.2 million fundraiser amid fundraising scrutiny
President Clinton returned to the money circuit with a $1.2 million dinner at Shelby Bryan’s Manhattan home for the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee, insisting last year’s fund-raising excesses “will never happen again” and deflecting blame from the White House.
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Starr says probe to continue against Clintons
Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr said the criminal investigation of President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton will continue for some time under a new independent counsel. He noted progress and that a three judge panel will name his replacement, while denying that his departure ends action in the wide ranging probe.
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Court Rules for Ex-Workers on Retaliation Claims
The Supreme Court unanimously protects former employees who face retaliation after filing discrimination complaints. The decision preserves retaliation claims under the Civil Rights Act, allowing Robinson to proceed against Shell Oil. The ruling also notes a tax refund deadline misses may excuse none, even with disabilities.
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Aryan Nations Leader Pleads Guilty in Robbery Plot
In Philadelphia AP report Mark Thomas 46 leader of Aryan Nations in Pennsylvania pleads guilty to conspiracy and stealing funds to finance the group. Prosecutors may seek cooperation as four others are indicted and Kevin McCarthy plans a guilty plea.
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Hospital panel to consider cure rates
The Joint Commission will, for the first time, weigh patient cure rates in accreditation decisions, alongside staff and equipment quality. The change aims to assess care outcomes across 16 000 hospitals and medical facilities, though challenges in attributing cures to hospital actions remain.
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