FBI Officials Censured in Olympic Park Bombing Probe
The head of the FBI's Atlanta office was censured for tricking Richard Jewell into questions without a lawyer present. David Tubbs and Don Johnson also faced penalties, with Tubbs censured and Johnson suspended five days.
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House moves toward budget OK in Congress
The House advances a budget resolution to eliminate the deficit by 2002 and provide the first major tax cut since 1981. Leaders push to pass amid party disputes while the Senate considers a companion measure locking in deal parameters and revenue targets.
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Air Force puts off court martial for first female B 52 pilot
Minot Air Force Base delays the court martial of 1st Lt. Kelly Flinn on adultery charges to review her request for an honorable discharge. Prosecutors wanted trial to begin. Flinn and her lawyer hope for a favorable decision to return her to the cockpit. A former lover told CNN he will testify, while Pentagon decides on the discharge.
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Parents of slain Marines call for deportation of Salvadoran
Betty Malone and other relatives urged Senate Intelligence Committee to deport Pedro Antonio Andrade, the man linked to the San Salvador embassy attack murders. They learned Andrade had entered the U S under humanitarian parole five years after the killings, despite evidence of his involvement. Officials blamed each other over the decision while witnesses noted CIA and Justice Department opposition.
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Bush dog Millie, 12, dies at Bush Maine home
Former first dog Millie, an English springer spaniel owned by George and Barbara Bush, died Monday at the Bush residence in Maine.
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