Iraq moves elite troops into Kurdish north near Mosul
U S officials report four Iraqi Republican Guard battalions have been moved into the Mosul area. The United States warns Iraq against testing UN resolutions as it enforces northern security measures. The move targets the Kurdish population and area's stability remains a priority for diplomacy.
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Arab nations back to peace talks after Hebron attack
United Nations reports three Arab states Syria Jordan and Lebanon agreed to resume negotiations with Israel in April after the Security Council condemned the Hebron mosque massacre. PLO envoy Nasser Al Kidwa urged international protection for Palestinians before returning.
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Rose Law Firm to file ethics complaint in Arkansas
The Rose Law Firm plans an ethics filing against former Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell and pressures a review of billing records by current and former Rose lawyers including Hillary Rodham Clinton and William Kennedy III. Hubbell resigned March 14 amid billing scrutiny tied to his Rose tenure.
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Teens convicted in West Memphis triple murder case
In Jonesboro Arkansas Damien Echols aged 19 and Charles Jason Baldwin 16 were found guilty on three counts of capital murder for abducting and beating to death Steve Branch Chris Byers and Michael Moore as they biked near their West Memphis homes on May 5. They now face the death penalty or life without parole.
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Indictment delayed in Ames spy case talks
Defense and prosecutors in the Aldrich Ames and Maria del Rosario Casas Ames espionage case agreed to delay indictment for at least 30 days. The pause allows an early look at evidence and potential guilty pleas in exchange for cooperation identifying other spies. A federal judge in Alexandria approved the two page agreement.
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Money woes force NRA to use reserves
The National Rifle Association has run multi million deficits for three years and used about 40 million dollars of cash reserves. Membership declined from 2.9 million in 1989 to under 2.5 million in 1991, then rose to about 3.3 million after a costly drive. Despite deficits, officials say the group remains viable with roughly 50 million in the bank.
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