Clinton records search and other brief items
Washington officials screened files on Bill Clinton and his mother Virginia Dell Blythe for two days to locate FOIA material. Separately a USDA deputy administrator was ordered to stop shredding documents amid impropriety allegations. In Kentucky a soldier killed two sergeants and himself after a field exercise at Fort Campbell. Utah twin dentists had licenses suspended for unprofessional conduct and narcotics overprescribing.
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State Department
Bill Clinton
Virginia Dell Blythe
Virginia Dell Clinton
William Jefferson Blythe
William Jefferson Clinton
Clinton
Roger Clinton
Lawrence Eagleburger
Inspector General
Agriculture Department
USDA
Sarita Schotta
Senate Agriculture Committee
Schotta
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Fort Campbell
Army
Gregory Radcliff
Chicago
Nashville
Salt Lake City
State Dental Board
Kent
Brent Hansen
Kent Hansen
Brian knocks out power on Guam
Typhoon Brian battered Guam with 90 mph sustained winds and 110 mph gusts, mostly cutting power to about a quarter of the island and affecting water supply in remote areas. No deaths or injuries were reported as authorities expected quick restoration within a day.
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Agana
Guam
Brian
Pacific
Omar
Guam Power Authority
John Guerrero
Joint Typhoon Warning Center
Mariana Islands
Philippine Sea
Marianas
LAPD Chief Daryl Gates under fire in Los Angeles riot report
William Webster leads a panel that blames Daryl Gates for failing to prepare the LAPD for the 1992 riot crisis and warns the city could face another eruption. The report condemns city officials as a dysfunctional group and calls for closer police community ties and broader interagency aid.
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Daryl Gates
Los Angeles
L.A
William Webster
FBI
Gates
Webster
LAPD
Hubert Williams
Police Foundation
Los Angeles Police Commission
KFWB
U S and Vietnam mending relations ahead of inauguration
Washington sources say the Bush administration plans near term steps toward normalizing U S relations with Vietnam before January. Possible moves include easing the 17 year old trade embargo and allowing U S companies to sign contracts in Vietnam after lifting the embargo. A disaster aid grant was offered to Quang Binh Province residents.
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Los Angeles Times
Washington
U.S
Vietnam
Indochina
Southeast Asia
John Vessey Jr
Bush
Hanoi
White House
South Vietnam
Phoenix
John McCain
R-Ariz
Vessey
United States
Quang Binh
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