Multiple AP briefs report political crime and state executions
Wealthy Republican contributor Thomas Stewart pleads guilty to laundering 100000 through a company PAC and campaigns, facing a 5 million fine. Glo ria Gross convicted of starving her 5 year old daughter Tonya Daniels in Rochester New York. Vice President Gore pushes IRS reform for this and future tax seasons in Washington. Florida Senate votes to retain electrocution as the method of execution as Gov Chiles awaits signature. Ohio bureau shooting ends with manager William Evans and Shasta Dotson dead.
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Political Action Committee
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Gloria Gross
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al Gore
Senate
Internal Revenue Service
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Fla
Florida
House
Lawton Chiles
Gerald Stano
Columbus
Ohio
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Ohio Bureau of Employment Services
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Willey Clinton allegation fuels new credibility battle
Kathleen Willey faces fresh attacks as publisher Michael Viner disputes her 1993 claim of a crude advance by President Clinton on 60 Minutes. Julie Hiatt Steele swears Willey asked her to lie about the encounter, while Linda Tripp is cited as witnessing Willey after the alleged incident.
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California
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60 Minutes
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Steele
White House
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Viner
ABC
Good Morning America
New Millennium Entertainment
New York approves elementary school uniforms plan
The New York City Board of Education unanimously supports a voluntary uniform plan for about 500000 elementary students with school level choice and exemptions for parents. Officials say uniforms would cost 100 to 120 dollars per child and help focus on studies while officials plan student driven designs.
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Luis Reyes
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Rudolph Giuliani
Ted Mejia
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Sweatshop claims stain designer label suppliers abroad
The National Labor Committee reports Chinese workers, mainly young migrant women, endure 10 to 15 hour shifts for 13 to 28 cents an hour in factories producing Kathie Lee Gifford handbags and other designer labels for Wal Mart J C Penney and Ann Taylor. The group cites 60 to 96 hour weeks and dorm living with rice meals, while companies promise investigations and spot checks.
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U.S
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United States
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