Iran-Contra dealer Clines to begin 16 month prison term
Thomas Clines former CIA officer and Iran Contra arms middleman is to start a 16 month sentence today at a minimum security prison in Schuylkill County Pennsylvania. The appeals court earlier refused to stay his conviction for not disclosing profits from Contra era deals.
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Spencer
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Mandela linked to ANC money misuse report surfaces
Winnie Mandela reportedly tied to possible misappropriation of $140,000 from the ANC social welfare department, as newspapers publish front page stories about tracing the funds. Nelson Mandela criticizes South Africa’s government and warns of renewed protests if talks fail, drawing parallels to Nazi Germany.
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Would a billionaire be a good president
An analysis contrasts wealth as a path to the White House with concerns about independence from special interests. Experts debate whether self funding makes Perot less beholden or creates arrogance and detachment from average Americans. Historical examples show rich candidates viewed with trust, while critics warn of entrenched power.
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Clinton
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Bush aims to weaponize Perot issues in re election bid
Bush campaign plans to use abortion gun control and Social Security stances to undermine Ross Perot among key voter groups. Special interest groups will pressure Perot to expose positions while outreach expands nationwide as summer approaches. House Republican leader Bob Michel warns Perot could draw suburban older and rural voters away from the Republicans.
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Bush
Texas
Bush Campaign
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Perot
House
Bob Michel
Illinois
Famine in Africa Seen as Permanent Crisis
In Somalia war ravaged and millions across Africa rely on donated food. Drought, overpopulation and poor policies caused a long lasting crisis. Experts cite neglect of agriculture and civil wars as key factors, while some advocate reform and technology to restore self sufficiency.
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25 Percent Off All Petite Casual and Weekend Wear
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