U.S. Holds Fire on Nuclear Targets After Yeltsin Promise
The White House welcomed Boris Yeltsin on stopping attacks on U.S. cities but said Washington would not change its nuclear targets citing verification doubts and unchanged Soviet arsenal size. In other news, Lance Wilson pleaded innocent to 24 counts in the HUD influence case involving a Texas developer.
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Bush praises religious values at national broadcasters convention
President Bush urged a nation closer to Walton values and faith in God to 1,375 attendees at the National Religious Broadcasters gathering, citing Gallup that no society is more religious than the United States. He also announced exemptions for 13 officials regarding Libya policy.
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Clinton and Flowers trade denials over 12 year affair claim
The dispute centers on Gennifer Flowers accusing Bill Clinton of a long affair. Flowers argues he lied while Clinton and Hillary defend their positions, noting a Star conference and a notarized statement from a Little Rock agent. The tape's authenticity remains unverified.
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Juror Selection Opens in Dahmer Trial in Milwaukee
Attorneys began selecting jurors to decide if Jeffrey Dahmer should be sent to prison or a mental hospital for 15 dismemberment murders. About 150 reported for duty as sequestered jury could last three weeks. The case draws global media attention and Court TV coverage.
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Supreme Court upholds dial a porn blocking law
The Supreme Court lets stand a 1989 federal rule requiring telephone companies to block access to sex message services unless customers request them in writing. The decision keeps enforcement paused amid ongoing challenges to free speech claims. The court also agrees to review hazardous waste disposal disputes and a union leafleting case in a Connecticut mall parking lot.
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Woman found guilty in first of seven Florida highway slayings
Aileen Wuornos was found guilty of first degree and felony murder in the 1989 killing of Richard Mallory, the first of seven men authorities say she murdered along Florida highways. The jury will decide today whether to recommend death in the electric chair or a 25 year sentence without parole.
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C C Music Factory dominates 19th American Music Awards wins
C C Music Factory takes five trophies at the 19th annual American Music Awards in Los Angeles. Garth Brooks claims three wins but cannot accept due to his wife’s illness. Natalie Cole and Luther Vandross each earn multiple honors across categories.
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