Brown son given probation for illegal Senate donation
Michael Brown, 32, son of the late Commerce Secretary Ron Brown, received three years probation and a 5000 dollar fine after admitting to giving funds to donors for the 1994 Edward Kennedy campaign. He must perform 150 hours of community service and pay 7818 dollars toward probation costs. Arlington names released list prompts political donation scrutiny. Theodore Kaczynski faces renewed neurological testing after defying prior orders, with a possible limited mental defect defense anticipated.
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U.N. inspectors resume Iraq weapons search in Baghdad
U N arms inspectors returned to Baghdad amid anti American graffiti and banners. The 75 member team including four Americans aimed to resume searches for suspected stockpiles of VX nerve gas and mustard gas, after Saddam ordered expulsion of Americans earlier in the standoff.
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Longest hair holder from Chiang Rai shares record
Hoo Sateew, an 85 year old Hmong shaman, has not cut his hair in about 70 years. His hair measures 17 feet 2 inches, one of the longest known locks. He cut it at 18 after illness and claims it helps him call ghosts to heal the sick.
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Wei Jingsheng speaks out after release for democracy drive
In New York Wei Jingsheng, 47, China’s leading dissident, urged democracy advocates to join his struggle as he spoke at the New York Public Library. He praised freedom, affirmed love for China, and said he plans to return home if possible after his prison release and medical treatment.
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FDA advisers back inhaled antibiotic for cystic fibrosis patients
Advisory panel unanimously approves tobi tobramycin for inhalation for CF. PathoGenesis reports up to 12 percent lung function gain after six months while doctors warn longevity and duration of benefit remain uncertain. They urge continued patient tracking.
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