Jones lawyers add alleged advances by Clinton in bid to expand suit
In federal court at Little Rock Paula Jones' attorneys detail other unwanted advances by President Clinton beyond the 1991 hotel room incident. They argue Clinton used power to pursue her as Arkansas governor, including asking a state trooper to gauge a meeting and suggesting they were a couple. Clinton's side countered that the conduct lacks legal basis for harassment.
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Investigators Examine Cunanan Ties to California Murders
San Diego detectives compare Andrew Cunanan's fingerprints and DNA with evidence from three unsolved murders, including the 1992 slaying of Todd Loren, while Florida officials probe whether the Hillcrest caretakers aided Cunanan. East Coast inquiries focus on a food-supplied houseboat visitor, but officials doubt the claim.
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Virgin of the Subway Shrine Opens Above Hidalgo Station
A floor tile at Mexico City’s Hidalgo station was installed as a shrine to the Virgin of Guadalupe, drawing thousands. Mariachis performed as crowds shouted praise while officials weighed preservation versus miracle claims.
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McKinney accuser gains support from lawmakers
The first woman to allege sexual misconduct by the Army’s top enlisted man receives backing from congresswomen as witnesses contest details. The hearing at Fort McNair probes if enough evidence exists for a court martial. lawmakers push for Pentagon harassment statistics.
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Russians Prep Mir Crew Through 1998 Despite Setbacks
Russian space officials reportedly began training cosmonauts to keep Mir manned through 1998. The 1998 crew includes Talgat Musabayev Nikolai Budarin and Leopold Eyharts with Gennady Padalka Sergei Avdeyev slated for summer duties. The station may run six month tours. Mir could be unstaffed by early 1999.
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