Subpoenas reach Clinton White House aides in Whitewater probe
Whitewater prosecutor Kenneth Starr subpoenaed records of President Clinton, the first lady, and top aides to probe possible contacts with investigation witnesses. Separate House move would reimburse legal costs for defendants in unwarranted prosecutions, while a defense bill advances in the House easing B 2 bomber production and Bosnia troop deployment.
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Clinton marks 40th anniversary of Central High integration
President Clinton and Arkansas Governor Huckabee spoke at Central High School recalling nine black students facing mobs to end the all white color barrier. Clinton warned schools are resegregating and affirmative action is being rolled back while urging sustained action through laws and dialogue.
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Brain scans map cocaine's effect on addict circuits
Boston researchers at Massachusetts General Hospital used advanced brain imaging to identify about 90 brain areas activated during the initial cocaine rush and euphoria, with only 13 remaining active as the feeling fades. Dr. Hans Breiter calls the method a neuroscience milestone for psychiatry.
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Astronaut heads for Mir aboard shuttle Atlantis
NASA Administrator Daniel Goldin approved David Wolf four month mission to the Mir space station amid controversy. Atlantis launched from Cape Canaveral at 10 34 p.m. with Wolf destined to remain aboard until late January.
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Appeals court chastises FBI over Ruby Ridge siege conduct
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled the FBI shoot to kill policy at Ruby Ridge a grave deviation from constitutional principles and unlawful. It allowed Harris to pursue a $10 million civil rights suit against the agents, while noting serious wrongdoing and potential trial.
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