Independent counsel finds evidence to charge Clinton in Lewinsky case
The Ray report states prosecutors had ample evidence for criminal charges against President Clinton over Monica Lewinsky. It notes Clinton admitted giving evasive answers, and that he testified falsely under oath about being alone with Lewinsky. Clinton avoided charges via a deal. he surrendered his law license for five years.
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Farm dirt in tailwater pit spurs nuisance claim
Foltz defends drainage work as agricultural use while residents allege nuisance from dirt piles. He says soil is moved to form a usable earth mix for building pads, noting 10 000 yards available and a potential Kohl's project that vanished. County commissioners opened a nuisance process. two residents must sign complaints to proceed.
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Court and community recall pharmacist facing felony charges
Courtney, a Scott City High School alumnus, is jailed since Aug 20 on felony counts of product tampering drug adulteration and drug misbranding facing up to 196 years. His plea would cut the sentence to 17 to 30 years. He apologized in court saying he is guilty and takes responsibility while expressing remorse to victims and their families watching via CCTV. His case drew national attention as a crime of violence. He said he owed taxes and church pledges as motives.
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Afghan battle in Anaconda operation extends beyond initial hopes
Washington reports that the U S led assault on al Qaida and Taliban forces in eastern Afghanistan near Gardez is longer than expected but advancing. About 2000 troops and air support target a 60 square mile area as up to 600 to 700 fighters are estimated inside. Pentagon notes heavier resistance and more aircraft deployed.
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Texas woman among Colorado’s 13 ski deaths this season
Norma Raye Teague, 63, of Spring Texas, died two days after a Feb 26 fall on a beginner slope at Steamboat Ski Resort. Colorado records show 13 accidental ski fatalities this season, surpassing the 1998 1999 high of 12, with officials noting no common cause or person to person collisions.
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Senate weighs fertilizer security amid meth lab concerns
The Senate considers measures on anhydrous ammonia safety after reports of 846 methamphetamine labs in Kansas in 2001. Critics warn the plan may trigger costly lawsuits for farmers. supporters seek storage improvements, alarms, fences, and better lighting to protect the public and avoid theft-driven shortages.
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