Clinton pardons first black West Point graduate posthumously
President Clinton pardoned Henry O. Flipper, the first black West Point graduate, whose career was stained by a racially motivated discharge. He spoke with 17 descendants in the White House Roosevelt Room, calling the pardon long overdue and noting American freedom does not always extend to all.
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Brain of Ishi Found in Smithsonian Storage After Eight Decades
The preserved brain of Ishi, California’s famous American Indian, was located in a Smithsonian warehouse more than 80 years after it vanished. UCSF researchers solved the mystery, a finding that excites Northern California tribes and recalls Ishi’s 1911 journey from Oroville to the public eye.
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Arkansas Woman Goes Public Accusing Clinton of Assault
Arkansas woman Juanita Broaddrick says Bill Clinton assaulted her 20 years ago when he was Arkansas attorney general. She recounts the incident in The Wall Street Journal op ed column, while White House spokesmen dismiss the claim.
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Sickout spreads as unwell workers call in absent across U.S.
A federal judge warned that a sickout by American Airlines pilots signals a broader trend of nonillness absences. Survey data show only about a quarter of no-shows were sick, with stress and entitlement cited as motives. Companies seek crackdown by fines, banks, and policy changes.
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Hillary Clinton weighs Senate run amid Moynihan seat talk
First Lady Hillary Rodham Clinton met with retiring Sen. Daniel Patrick Moynihan as speculation grows she will seek Moynihan's New York seat in 2000. President Clinton urged patience saying a decision is not imminent while he backs his wife and calls for two strong years ahead.
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