Clinton Bush budget pact moves to stamp today
Two weeks after the pact was announced negotiators finished the fine print and congressional budget writers planned to rubber stamp the agreement today. Senate Majority Leader Trent Lott said they will not reopen the deal as White House talks wrapped up at the Capitol.
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Comedian Suspect Linked To Iowa Campus Attacks
A comedian, 35, is tied to three attacks through DNA, including a Sept. 6 Iowa City rape, Feb. 16 Davenport assault, and a March 5 Omaha rape. He waived extradition in New Jersey and faces second degree sexual abuse charges in Davenport. He previously performed at Mount Mercy in 1995 with no reported issues.
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Gingrich makes ethics payment to satisfy penalty
House Speaker Newt Gingrich paid 50 000 of his 300 000 ethics penalty and pledged to borrow no more than half from Bob Dole. He said proceeds from a HarperCollins book deal would back any loan while he continues to reimburse the American people from personal funds.
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Prosecution to Seek Death Penalty in Unabomber Case
Attorney General Janet Reno ordered prosecutors to seek the death penalty for Theodore Kaczynski, citing planning and premeditation in two killings and ongoing danger to others. Kaczynski, 54, pleads innocent to federal charges in California and New Jersey. his mother and brother urged mercy. He was arrested April 3, 1996, at his cabin near Lincoln Montana.
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Northwestern researchers find clock gene in mice
Northwestern University scientists isolated and cloned a 24 hour clock gene in mice, restoring circadian rhythms in animals lacking the gene. The discovery advances understanding of biological timing and may lead to new treatments for sleep disorders, jet lag, depression, and alertness applications.
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