Weston family wins hospital visit to alleged Capital gunman
Relatives of Russell E. West Jr. win permission to visit him at D C General Hospital marking their first meeting since his arrest on murder charges. The judge ruled corrections officials control visits and no objection from them allowed the hospital meeting.
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Floods inundate Wisconsin as floods devastate Milwaukee suburb
Wisconsin towns faced heavy rain and rising waters with eight inches in Sheboygan and up to a foot elsewhere. A 14-year-old boy died in Elm Grove after disappearing with a 10-year-old cousin, while Amtrak and local trains were delayed. Gov. Thompson declared a state of emergency as crews pumped out flooded shopping centers and homes. Police evacuated residents, and inmates aided cleanup. Forecasters warned of showers easing as drier air moved in.
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Clinton signs expanded job training services bill in Rose Garden
President Clinton signed a Workforce Investment Act creating a personalized job training option, consolidating about 60 federal programs into three block grants to states. The measure funds at least one local one stop career center per area combining training, employment services, unemployment insurance, vocational rehab, and adult education in a single location.
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Archives to cut Nixon tape snippets for estate return
The National Archives will begin cutting up Richard Nixon's 3700 hours of White House tapes to return private conversations to his estate, a process expected to take three to six years. About 17,000 edits covering 819 hours will be made, with copies that include private material to be destroyed or returned. Executors Griffin and Taylor urge overdue action after a 1977 Supreme Court ruling allowed private materials to be returned.
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Hollywood Madam Heidi Fleiss Sees Tough Commodity to Trade
A&E interview quotes Heidi Fleiss, jailed for tax evasion and money laundering, saying running a call girl business was harder than General Motors. She criticizes unequal punishment, cites Charlie Sheen's $53,000 1992 payments, and questions justice as she serves a 37 month federal sentence and 18 month state term.
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