Armey monitors Gore for gaffes in wide effort
GOP leadership under Dick Armey declares a campaign to track Vice President Al Gore for inaccuracies and unsavory rhetoric. Spokesman Jim Wilkinson says the push targets truth and accuracy, focusing on Gore's Internet controversy and proposals on traffic and airline discomfort. Taxpayer funding is questioned by critics.
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Hyundai Loses Discrimination Case in Santa Ana Jury
A Santa Ana jury awarded 9.5 million to Jeff Abraham after Hyundai Semiconductor America Inc fired his headhunting firm for allegedly resisting discrimination against minorities and women. Abraham said the verdict reflects the truth and exceeded expectations.
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NATO Leaders Expand Mission Amid Oil Embargo Debate
At the Washington summit NATO leaders pressed plans for sea searches to cut off Yugoslav oil, while Russia balked citing UN Security Council mandates. Clinton urged patience with the air campaign as the alliance broadened its role to address wider crises and the Kosovo conflict.
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Night London car bomb wounds seven in Brick Lane clash
A car bomb exploded in Brick Lane east London injuring seven as police linked the attack to the neo Nazi Combat 18 group which claimed responsibility two hours after the blast. The device mirrored the Brixton nail bomb and anti terror officers launched an investigation. Prime Minister Blair condemned the act and pledged justice.
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Philadelphia protesters demand new trial for Abu Jamal
Chanting protesters led by Chanlon Gordon march from Camden into Philadelphia on Abu Jamal’s 45th birthday to demand a new trial for the death row inmate convicted in the 1981 Faulkner killing. Estimates range from 8,000 to 25,000, with crowds also gathering in San Francisco.
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Spice Girls sue over shirt profits and likeness rights
Spice Girls Ltd sues Polygram Merchandising and Trevco Sportswear in Manhattan federal court for at least 100000 in damages, alleging unauthorized sales of Spice Girls T-shirts. Authorized merchandise reportedly totaled 150 million over the past year, including 25 million in clothing.
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Phil Wilke Compiles Wire Reports From W Wire
Phil Wilke gathers wire service reports from W Wire, compiling terse briefs on political events economic developments and major incidents for rapid dissemination to readers seeking concise national and international updates.
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