U.S. envoy presses Milosevic on Kosovo peace terms
U S envoy Richard Holbrooke pressed Slobodan Milosevic for Western peace terms in Kosovo during a three hour Belgrade meeting. NATO divisions over force use and Russia’s opposition hindered a unified mandate, with Yeltsin urging a political solution. Milosevic defies U N orders while Kosovo tensions escalate.
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Weston Charged in U.S. Capitol Police Deaths
Federal grand jury indicted Russell Weston Jr. on two murders and attempted murder for the July Capitol shootings. Officers Jacob Chestnut and John Gibson were killed, and a tourist was wounded. Weston, 41, has a long mental illness history and faces possible death penalty. arraignment set, insanity defense possible.
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John Gibson
Smith & Wesson
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Tom DeLay
Texas
House
Man in Virginia dies after feeding tube removal in right to die case
Hugh Finn, 44, a former Louisville TV anchor, died in Manassas after eight days without a feeding tube at his wife's request. He had been in a persistent vegetative state since a 1995 car crash that deprived his brain of oxygen. His brother fought to stop the withdrawal under Virginia law.
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Wyoming hate crime attacks spark international outcry
A 22 year old University of Wyoming student, Matthew Shepard, was beaten, burned, and tied to a wooden fence until found by a cyclist. Police say robbery was the motive but anti gay bias influenced the assault. Four suspects were arrested as the victim remained in critical condition.
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Starr may be called to testify in impeachment hearings
Republican and Democrat lawmakers debated witnesses for the Clinton impeachment probes with Kenneth Starr seen as likely to appear before the House Judiciary Committee. Other named possibilities included Monica Lewinsky Linda Tripp Vernon Jordan Betty Currie and Richard Mellon Scaife.
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