Nation briefs on harassment lawsuit at Mitsubishi managers
A sexual harassment lawsuit filed Tuesday accuses Mitsubishi managers of abusing female assembly workers at a central Illinois spa facility. As many as 700 women allegedly endured groping fondling obscene remarks and sexually explicit graffiti. A federal judge named a brokerage firm to manage the case.
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Rostenkowski pleads guilty to mail fraud charges
Former Representative Dan Rostenkowski pleaded guilty to two counts of mail fraud and agreed to begin a 17 month prison term. He said he was no different from many lawmakers and denied broader wrongdoing, while prosecutors noted stronger charges could have been proven at trial.
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Hearing opens on OKC bomb evidence in Denver
The first Denver hearing in the Oklahoma City bombing case focuses on access to government intelligence files about foreign groups and possible conspiracies. Prosecutors insist the attack was by American citizens McVeigh and Nichols, while defense seeks CIA materials and minutes from witness statements. A July 27 hearing date is set to address these requests as families express their grief.
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Tax questions raised about Buchanan group
Between his two White House bids Pat Buchanan ran American Cause a tax exempt group that raised over 2 million dollars. The group rented its donor list to his campaign and paid key aides while operating from the same building as his 1992 campaign office. IRS warnings and former officials questioned the overlap raising serious questions about its tax exempt status.
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U S begins evacuation from Liberia
A team of 18 Navy SEAL commandos supported U S helicopter evacuations from Monrovia as the State Department announced a formal Liberia evacuation. About 110 of 470 Americans remained at the embassy with others spread across the capital.
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