Subpoenas reach two Arkansas private investigators in Starr probe
Kenneth Starr’s office subpoenaed two Arkansas private investigators tied to the National Enquirer inquiry into alleged Starr exposure. The Enquirer claimed one investigator photographed an Arkansas heiress linked to Starr, but produced nothing. Subpoenas target possible White House connected misinfo around Lewinsky case and Jordan.
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Washington Post
Kenneth Starr
Arkansas
National Enquirer
Starr
Steve Coz
The
Enquirer
USA Today
White House
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Sidney Blumenthal
Terry Lenzner
Whitewater
Washington
Lewinsky
Vernon Jordan
Jordan
New York
Coz
O.H
Bill” Mullenax
Little Rock
Tommy Goodwin
Mullenax
Mid-South Safety Council Inc
Big Three resist Iraq automatic action clause at UN
Russia China and France oppose any Security Council measure that would trigger automatic military action if Iraq blocks access. Britain and Japan push a resolution backing Kofi Annan's accord requiring immediate unrestricted access for U.N. inspectors to all suspect sites.
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Russia
China
France
Security Council
Iraq
U.N
Britain
Japan
Kofi Annan
Baghdad
Kuwait
Council
Annan
America
Bill Richardson
Tariq Aziz
Ex-mayor killed as suspect aids demolition rampage in Alma
A part time snowplow driver admitted killing former mayor Willie Morrison and using a front end loader to demolish town buildings in Alma Colorado. He set his house on fire and was captured hours later armed with a pistol and rifle after the rampage.
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Colorado
Alma
Colo
Thomas Leask
Public Defender’s Office
Leask
Willie Morrison
Town Hall
Colorado Bureau of Investigation
Mark Wilson
Queen backs end to male preference for throne
The Queen endorses a government plan to end primogeniture in the British monarchy, giving first-born daughters the same claim as sons. The Lords welcome the change while legislation, requiring Commonwealth assent, remains to be drafted. Prince Charles and Prince William currently lack elder sisters.
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Elizabeth II
House of Lords
Prince Charles
Prince William
William
Simon
Elizabeth
Lord Williams of
Mostyn
Home Office
Lords
Tony Blair
Williams
England
Judge dismisses Reform Party challenge to election laws
A federal judge in San Francisco dismissed Reform Party claims that federal election and campaign funding laws unfairly target third parties. Judge Vaughn Walker upheld the 1976 funding framework and rejected arguments about FEC composition violating constitutional rights. Reform Party chair Russell Verney said the case likely won’t be resolved before the 2000 election.
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Reform Party
San Francisco
Ross Perot
U.S
Vaughn Walker
Study on drug treatment of anger dyscontrol invites volunteers
Volunteers are invited by the Department of Psychiatry at the University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics for a study on drug treatment of anger dyscontrol. Participants must have problems controlling anger causing social or occupational issues and must not be currently taking a medication for a mental disorder. Call 319 356 1157 for more information.
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