Shamir Hospitalized in Tel Aviv for Tests
Former Israeli prime minister Yitzhak Shamir, 77, is in good condition at Sheba Hospital in Tel Aviv after feeling ill. He will remain for several days of tests. no illness details were released. Shamir lost June elections to Labor leader Yitzhak Rabin.
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Gramm denies favors in S&L contractor case linked to vacation home
Senator Phil Gramm says he provided routine help to Texas S&L operator Jerry Stiles who was paid 63,000 for 117,000 in work on Gramm’s Maryland vacation home. FBI dropped probe after Senate Ethics review. no written contract found. Taxpayer bailout of S&Ls estimated at 200 million.
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Bush aide hints UN to install interim Somali government
A senior Bush administration official suggested the United Nations may be compelled to set up an interim Somali government and organize elections after a food relief role. The plan mirrors Cambodia style UN protection and governance, with potential long term U.N. involvement.
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Kidnapper to be sentenced twice in Exxon executive case
Arthur Seale and Irene Seale face federal and state sentences seven months after abducting Sidney Reso, president of Exxon Co. International. Arthur Seale pled guilty to federal extortion weapons conspiracy and mail fraud and to state kidnapping and murder. Irene Seale seeks federal extortion up to 25 years and awaits state plea. Patricia Reso may attend.
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Book links BCCI to CIA and 1978 stock deal
New book False Profits by Peter Truell and Larry Gurwin connects BCCI to the CIA and details about Clark Clifford Robert Altman and a halted 650 million transfer on the day of BCCI seizure in 1991. It notes Abedi Casey ties and Saudi intelligence links amid massive fraud and settlements.
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