Navy secretary clears admiral to retire in higher rank
Navy Secretary John Dalton removes a censure from Rear Adm. John Fetterman linked to shielding an aide from punishment for alleged homosexual advances. Clinton nominates Fetterman for retirement as a three star admiral subject to Senate approval. In Florida, Rosewood scholars defend a 93 page report amid questions of credibility as lawmakers debate paying victims.
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Dying teen denied visit to imprisoned father
In Illinois, 18 year old leukemia patient David Stenner remains in a sterile hospital setting and cannot travel to see his father Salvador Guzman, a 15 year sentence for heroin conspiracy. Governor and foundation requests were denied.
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FBI subpoenas reach White House senior staff in Whitewater probe
The FBI served subpoenas on the White House and six Clinton senior officials to testify and produce documents for the Whitewater investigation into Madison Guaranty. Subpoenas affect Harold Ickes Bruce Lindsey Mark Gearan Bernard Nussbaum Lisa Caputo Maggie Williams and Treasury aides Roger Altman Jean Hanson Joshua Steiner. Witnesses are to appear March 10 in Washington federal court and preserve White House records.
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John Candy dies of heart attack on Mexican film set
Actor John Candy, star of Uncle Buck and Planes Trains & Automobiles, died of a heart attack at age 43 on a Mexican set near Durango during filming Wagons East. Production paused as officials confirmed the death and survivors include his wife Rosemary and two children.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitchell to retire from Senate
Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell said he will not seek re-election triggering a party leadership race. Democrats and Republicans alike react to his surprise decision with debates over successor prospects and the impact on Clinton's agenda.
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Clinton doubles aid to Ukraine
President Clinton boosted U S aid to Ukraine to seven hundred million dollars as a reward for progress on nuclear disarmament and economic reform. Ukrainian leader Leonid Kravchuk announced a trainload of warheads was en route to Moscow for disposal. Kravchuk and Clinton met in the Oval Office then signed a package of economic and investment cooperation. Baiul and Petrenko accompanied Kravchuk on a White House tour.
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