Cops reject new bullets aimed at body armor
Delaware County police oppose Signature Products Black Rhino and Rhino Ammo, arguing the rounds threaten officers but fail to offer real protection. Local gun shop owners note similar antiarmor bullets have existed, while officials urge restraint and warn politics may outpace facts.
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CIA chief Woolsey resigns amid Soviet mole scandal
Washington, AP A stunned CIA director Woolsey abruptly quits after a Soviet mole is uncovered, ending a tumultuous two years. President Clinton accepts the resignation as lawmakers from both parties praise the move while Deputy Defense Secretary John Deutch is named a potential replacement. Critics cite the agency budget, secretive projects, and harassment claims as factors in his departure.
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