Flooding closes Savannah streets and schools
In Savannah Georgia heavy rains of at least 14 inches over two days flood streets and close schools forcing evacuation of about 200 homes. Floodwaters reach up to five feet as residents blame clogged storm drains while children play in the water.
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U S cushions exile of Haitians under Cedras assets release
The United States agreed to rent three properties owned by Raoul Cedras and released assets of Haiti's former military leaders to ease exile. Cedras and relatives fled Haiti by air, with Aristide slated to return Saturday. U S officials said the move aims to support Aristide’s return and restore democracy amid security concerns.
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Iowa senator to accompany Aristide back to Haiti
Sen. Tom Harkin of Iowa will join Jean-Bertrand Aristide in returning to Haiti to resume duties as president after the coup. The party also includes Sen. Claiborn Pell and Sen. Christopher Dodd, with Clinton asking Harkin to accompany Aristide home.
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Virginia governor signs parole abolition law
Governor George Allen signed a bill abolishing parole for crimes committed on or after January 1. The measure urges judges to raise sentences for repeat violent criminals by up to 500 percent and to at least double sentences for first time violent offenders. It also cuts time off for good behavior to no more than 15 percent for inmates in work or education programs.
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Simpson subpoenas TV staff in leak probe
Los Angeles The Simpson defense sought to identify leak sources by subpoenaing KNBC reporter Tracy Savage, station GM Carole Black, LAPD Cmdr. David Gascon and Police Chief Willie Williams as jury selection paused by illness. Judge Ito set a hearing on the leaks matter for this afternoon.
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