Grand jury weighs charges against Linda Tripp in tapes
A Maryland grand jury began evaluating whether Linda Tripp should face charges for secretly taping conversations with Monica Lewinsky. State Prosecutor Stephen Montanarelli led jurors in the inquiry, amid Starr's broader investigation. Maryland prohibits recording a telephone conversation without consent.
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JonBenet detective resigns over DA office conduct
Stephen Thomas a lead JonBenet Ramsey investigator quit the Boulder Police Department in protest alleging the Boulder district attorney Alex Hunter’s office sabotages the case. He cited political pressure and mishandling in an eight page resignation obtained by ABC News. No arrests have been made since JonBenet Ramsey was found December 26, 1996 in Boulder.
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U N rebukes Iraq over arms checks and seeks dialogue
United Nations Security Council condemns Iraq for refusing inspections as unacceptable while leaving room for concessions if Saddam Hussein cooperates. Council cites February deal, warns of sanctions relief possible though no concrete action named. Annan urges closer engagement with Iraq amid breakdown in talks and Butler’s insistence on full access.
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Gingrich sees limited chance for huge tax cut this year
House Speaker Newt Gingrich says a massive 700 billion dollar tax cut will likely wait until next year while urging Republicans to push a smaller 70 to 80 billion dollar five year cut during August recess. President Clinton counters by warning about weakened Social Security if such a tax cut proceeds, as talks of a grand deal for next year surface.
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B 2 bombers grounded for crew ejection woes
The Air Force suspended training missions for its 10 B 2 stealth bombers based at Whiteman AFB Missouri because of a potential problem with air crew ejection initiators found during routine testing. All aircraft will receive replacement parts and complete inspections before peacetime training resumes with no impact on combat deployment.
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Ronstadt stalker jailed over birthday gift attempt
Bernard Ortiz a homeless man with schizophrenia received 10 months in prison after admitting attempted stalking of Linda Ronstadt. A prior probation violation occurred when he sent a birthday package to Ronstadt’s relatives containing a watch candles and a letter. The judge emphasized Ortiz’s mental health history and his limited understanding of appropriate approach.
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