Jackson weighs third run for president in 1996 race
Jesse Jackson considers a third bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. His Rainbow PUSH Coalition says a final decision will come in November. Jackson, 56, serves as Clinton's democracy envoy in Africa. His son Jesse Jackson Jr. is an Illinois congressman.
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U S Moves to Safe Remove Georgia Uranium Cache
The United States began a secret operation to remove highly enriched uranium and spent nuclear fuel from Georgia. Secretary Madeleine Albright said materials could fall into the wrong hands and that Britain will receive and dismantle them for civilian power use amid regional unrest.
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Remains of Five U.S. servicemen Returned to Hawaii
Five Vietnam War remains recovered in joint U.S. Vietnam field work in February and March are being returned to the United States. After a Hickam Air Force Base ceremony the remains will be analyzed for identification. The United States lists 2,099 Americans still missing in Southeast Asia from the Vietnam War.
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Meat inspection system offers plants chance to fix violations
The Agriculture Department, after 13 plant shutdowns since January, allows meat and poultry plants new time to address issues not involving tainted food. Under a three business day formal procedure, plants can fix problems before a potential shutdown, though no shutdowns stemmed from confirmed contamination by hazardous microbes like E. coli.
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Secret Service battle over Starrs secrecy bid in Washington
Justice and Treasury argue Starr cannot compel White House Security detail to answer questions about Clinton Lewinsky without a privilege claim. Sealed court brief filed opposing Starrs April request. Talks continue between agencies and Starr. officials cite state secret and attorney client privileges as barriers.
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Linda Tripp to launch online defense fund
Linda Tripp, known for secretly taped Lewinsky talks, plans a World Wide Web defense site this week to raise funds for her legal expenses. Attorney Anthony Zaccagnini says the site aims to humanize her and bring the case to the public via lindatripp.com.
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Tucker testifies again before Whitewater grand jury
Former Gov. Jim Guy Tucker appeared at the federal courthouse in Little Rock for a second grand jury session, questioned for over three hours on matters tied to Whitewater inquiries. Prosecutor Kenneth Starr was also present, a rarity for grand jury meetings. Susan McDougal, Tucker’s co-defendant, was directed to attend in Little Rock while she remains in California awaiting trial for embezzling $150,000 with conductor Zubin Mehta and his wife.
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Shuttle crew tests gravity in weightless brain study
In a Neurolab mission centrifuge test at Cape Canaveral astronauts faced 40 rpm to simulate Earth's gravity. Height differences and spine stretching were noted as researchers measure eye movements to gauge centrifugal forces. Findings aim to explain postflight balance issues and aid Earth patients with coordination disorders.
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GAO warns stock market risks for Social Security plan
The GAO testifies that allowing Social Security to invest in stocks is risky and not a cure-all for funding. It says solvency requires tough choices like benefit cuts and tax increases, with Grassley urging broader reforms including raising retirement age, adjusting COLA, and means testing.
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