CIA reprimands for Ames lapses and no demotions
Eleven senior CIA officers were reprimanded for failing to spot Aldrich Ames eight years of spying while no one will be demoted or fired. Woolsey said about three dozen U S intelligence operations were compromised and 12 U S paid agents were killed. He met with the House panel to discuss actions.
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Haitians Return to Parliament Under U S Guard Amid Gunfire
Haitian lawmakers convened at the Legislative Palace under U S guard and concertina wire while pro army militiamen fired on Aristide supporters. One man was critically wounded as talks on amnesty for coup leaders continued amid a U S brokered deal.
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Huntington's diagnosis leads to acquittal in murder case
A Georgia woman acquitted after nine years in prison for killing her son argues Huntington's disease caused her crime. Doctors diagnosed the terminal brain disorder, and a judge ruled her not guilty by reason of insanity. Experts note the case could mischaracterize Huntington's as violent.
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House I approves USDA reorganization plan to slim agency
The House passed a bill splitting 43 agencies into 29 under one roof at the Agriculture Department. It directs Espy to close or merge about 1,200 of 3,700 county offices, trimming 7,500 jobs by 1999 and saving an estimated 2.3 billion dollars despite Espy facing an independent counsel probe over gifts from private business.
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