Clinton vows to spend life with Bill despite affair
Hillary Rodham Clinton told Buffalo viewers she intends to spend the rest of her life with President Clinton amid questions about their marriage after his Lewinsky affair. She spoke during a WKBW-TV interview as she plans a Senate run from New York and eyed a public announcement with her husband and daughter Chelsea.
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Fires follow protest against Texas police chief
In Ranger Texas twelve fires erupted overnight after protests against Police Chief Tom Million who enforced a strict drug crackdown. Eight vacant houses and a hay-filled barn burned while three grass fires were reported nearby as residents recalled the demonstration and voiced support for the chief.
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U.S. missile defense test misses target over Pacific
The Pentagon reported a prototype interceptor failed to hit a mock warhead launched from Van Nuys Air Force Base and tracked from Kwajalein Atoll. Officials will review data for 48 hours to determine why the intercept did not occur.
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Loftin pleads to trespass 28 and extortion in Iowa case
Loftin pleads not guilty to extortion and theft charges tied to a letter to Ferentz on August 21. He will be released on his own recognizance after an initial court appearance and the charges will be dismissed as part of a plea agreement. Ferentz unavailable on road recruiting.
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GOP lawmakers push cap on state share in tobacco case
The proposal would cap the state's attorney fees at about 800000 with the remaining 44000000 to be paid by tobacco firms that lose. Critics warn bidding could pick cheaper less experienced counsel. Brammer notes outside counsel rare, citing oil overcharge and tobacco suits that yielded over 2 billion. Four firms declined the tobacco work citing high upfront costs. Doug Gross named among contacted lawyers.
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The Gazette Market Update Headlines Key Stocks
The Gazette reports stock market activity with notable gains in tech firms and mixed results across sectors. Investor sentiment shifts as major indices move within narrow ranges and earnings guidance shapes trading.
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