Dole Widens Criticism of White House Foreign Policy
In Tampa and nationally Republican nominee Bob Dole blasted American leadership for failures in Iraq and Israel policy. He also urged tougher action against terrorism while decrying insufficient warnings from Washington.
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Edouard Nears Massachusetts Coast Warnings Rise
Hurricane Edouard moves toward southeastern New England prompting a state of emergency in Massachusetts. Cape Cod ferries and travel are disrupted as residents seek shelter and hotels report cancellations. Bells and Red Cross shelters activated as watches extend from Watch Hill to the Merrimack River.
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Clinton calls sex scandal a painful story for re election drive
President Clinton said the Dick Morris sex scandal is a painful story but will not derail his campaign. Morris resigned after tabloid reports of meetings with a prostitute and eavesdropping on White House calls. White House aides defended Morris work and noted campaign funds paid hotel bills with no security breaches found.
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FBI investigator says more is known than disclosed in TWA 800 case
SMITHTOWN NY AP The FBI top investigator James Kallstrom says the bureau knows more than it reveals about the TWA 800 explosion but lacks enough evidence to label it a crime The probe tests multiple scenarios including terrorist links potential passenger grudges and financial motives as key lines of inquiry with no final conclusion yet.
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Federal contractors cited for safety violations get $38B in awards
A GAO study shows nearly one fifth of 1994 federal contract dollars went to 261 companies previously cited for workplace health and safety violations. Total contracts reached 38 billion with penalties over 15 thousand in 3 percent of inspections and 16 percent of cases involved contractors. Penalties totaled 24.1 million with 10.9 million settled by OSHA through arbitration or settlements.
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