White House Apology Sought Over Secret FBI Files
The White House misused secret FBI files on 341 people including Republicans. Panetta apologized saying a bureaucratic snafu led aides to review security records in 1993 to assign White House passes. Clinton supported the apology as Dole urged one. An FBI probe was promised.
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Wake of Muhlenberg legend inspires Woodstock shrine depiction
The tale of Peter Muhlenberg removing his ministerial robes to reveal a Continental Army uniform remains debated by historians though it fuels regional iconography. Critics question the sermon’s verbatim words while acknowledging its lasting influence on art, sculpture, stained glass, and public monuments in Shenandoah Valley sites.
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Pennsylania
Philadelphia
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Harrisonburg
Muhlenberg Lutheran Church
North reshapes Virginia Senate primary in Ollie effect
At the state Republican convention Oliver North urged allies to back James Miller II against Senator John Warner. Polls show Warner leading Miller among likely voters, but North's endorsement could energize both pro and anti North voters. Experts warn the move risks mobilizing moderates and reshaping turnout.
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Virginia
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Charles S. Robb
University of Virginia
Mark Rozell
Rozell
Mason-Dixon
Dole Leaves Doer's Legacy on Capitol Hill
Congressional scholars laud Bob Dole as he ends a 35 year Senate career. He helped win the 1990 Americans With Disabilities Act as Senate Republican leader, shaping policy beyond his own sponsored bills. Dole resigns Tuesday after eight House years and 27 Senate years.
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Powell Turns Doy On Veep Question
Gen. Colin L. Powell softened his previous stance on a 1996 national bid as he declined to rule out a run with Bob Dole for vice president. At a Warner fundraiser in Virginia, Powell said there would be many conversations with the senator in the months ahead before officials pressed him further.
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John W. Warner
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Dole
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Obituary notices list local residents’ ages and towns
Freddie L Bridges aged 48 of Manassas Park Inez R Hartman aged 83 of Franklin WV E Luther Johnson aged 78 of Harrisonburg Geneva F McDonaldson aged 58 of Grottoes Woodrow C Shifler aged 82 of Bridgewater Mary B Shoemaker aged 78 of Dayton Harry C Smelser aged 83 of Luray Jasper A Stroop aged 80 of Mount Jackson Leonard D Yankey Sr aged 40 of Mi Solon Page 14
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Manassas Park
Inez R. Hartman
Franklin
W.va
E. Luther Johnson
Harrisonburg
Geneva F. McDonaldson
Grottoes
Woodrow C. Shifler
Bridgewater
Mary B. Shoemaker
Dayton
Harry C. Smelser
Luray
Jasper A. Stroop
Mount Jackson
Leonard D. Yankey Sr
Solon
White House Threatens Veto Of Health Bill
The Clinton administration warned Sunday it would veto a health insurance bill if Republicans attach a large scale medical savings accounts program. Rep. Dick Armey pledged to press on, while Sen. Dole and others urged compromise, with Panetta signaling openness to a demonstration project but not the savings accounts.
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