Christmas mischief spike hits 19 vandalism cases
Staff Writer Scott Maier reports 19 cases of criminal mischief over a Friday and Saturday period. Sgt. J R Garcia notes the holiday spike is unusual in volume, with most damage to car windows and windshields costing 200 to 350 dollars. No arrests yet. youths with BB guns cited. Car alarms offer little protection but help locate suspects.
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Clinton cabinet boasts philosophical diversity
Clinton names a diverse cabinet blending moderates and liberals across State Treasury Justice Education Health Housing Urban Development Transportation Energy and related posts. Notable choices include Warren Christopher Les Aspin Lloyd Bentsen Zoe Baird Donna Shalala Henry Cisneros Federico Pena and Hazel OLeary, signaling market familiarity, welfare reform aims, and energy policy emphasis.
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Iran-Contra prosecutor seeks facts on Bush notes
Iran-Contra prosecutor Lawrence Walsh said he wants to learn the facts behind the disclosure that President Bush kept notes about the arms for hostages affair. The White House declined to say if Bush would agree to an interrogation as Walsh considers possible questions and timing.
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Condemned man would be first hanging since 1965
Spokane AP report says Westley Allan Dodd seeks execution by hanging, aiming to be the first U S inmate hanged since 1965 after confessing to brutal crimes against children. The case draws ACLU opposition and appeals, with Washington officials and the governor weighing clemency and method.
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Clinton Time Man of the Year 1592 Time issue names Clinton
New York AP reports President elect Bill Clinton named Time magazine Man of the Year for 1592 amid a radically unstable moment in world affairs. Clinton, Arkansas governor, is the 68th recipient following Ted Turner last year.
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