Court suspends Clinton's law license
The Supreme Court suspended former President Clinton from practicing before the high court and gave him 40 days to show why he should not be permanently disbarred. The action follows Arkansas suspending his license for five years and a $25,000 fine tied to the Monica Lewinsky inquiry and Paula Jones case.
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Tyson completes IBP merger finalizing leading protein firm
Tyson Foods Inc finalizes its purchase of IBP after shareholder approval and Delaware filing. The merged company will operate a two-channel structure, with assembly of 130 production facilities in the United States and headquarters in Springdale Arkansas. IBP remains the HQ for IBP Fresh Meats at Dakota Dunes South Dakota.
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Arkansas River water dispute mediation aims for December deal
Officials from Kansas and Colorado, including Arkansas River executives and state engineers, meet to mediate compensation terms for the John Martin Reservoir under the 1948 Arkansas River Compact. The 1985 suit and 1995 Supreme Court ruling frame the dispute, with Salazar to present the amount to lawmakers in the next session.
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Spirit: Local doctor shows patriotic pride amid 9 11 fears
A local doctor expresses resolve to fly and pursue her medical license by year end. She refuses to live in fear, rejects judging others by extremists actions, and views the flag as a symbol uniting diverse people as America was built.
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Pride Annual Whimmydiddle draws large crowd
German and Savage describe Pride festival as entertainment that blends socializing and shopping. Dozens roam Scott City streets buying patriotic items as visitors from Eads, Colorado travel to join the turnout. Shoppers say they buy two or three items to show their American spirit.
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Taliban overture rejected by Bush White House memo
A Bush administration memo outlines plans to oppose the Taliban and support groups fighting terrorism. Ashcroft on CBS and CNN notes Osama bin Laden and al Qaeda operate in many countries. Officials say Taliban leadership vows no major immediate attack while militants regroup in Afghanistan.
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