Woman claims Gingrich affair 1977 during first marriage
A Vanity Fair report features Anne Manning alleging a 1977 affair with House Speaker Newt Gingrich while he was married to Jackie. Manning says they dined and she visited his hotel room, with oral sex, and Gingrich warned her not to reveal it.
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Lawyer defends Foster search before Senate hearings
Former White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum defended restricting police access to Vincent Foster's documents as an ethical duty. He testified no documents were destroyed and no laws broken, insisting executive privilege and client confidences required prior review. He dismissed GOP claims of political motive and said Hillary Clinton or Susan Thomases did not direct him.
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Truce Lets Serb Refugees Flee Under U N Escort
The Croatian army and Serb rebels agreed to a third truce in as many days allowing tens of thousands of refugees to depart the war zone under United Nations escort. The pact requires Serbs to relinquish heavy weapons and halt fighting south of Zagreb while Croatia opens a corridor toward Serb led Yugoslavia with U.N. fuel and convoy protection.
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Cease-fire in Croatia aims to quiet Serb advance south of Zagreb
A UN brokered cease-fire directs Serb rebels to surrender heavy weapons and halt fighting south of Zagreb as Croatian and Bosnian forces push to reclaim rebel lands. UN escorts aid refugee convoys while about 140,000 people flee toward Serb-held Bosnia and Croatian camps near Topusko.
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Bosnian advances bring relief to harried Bihac
Residents of Bihac greet first visitors in three years as Muslim and Croatian forces push Serb and renegade fighters back. Aid fears eased, but fear and scarcity lingered, with bread prices high and foraging common. The town, once a war siege symbol, shows a cautious return to life as relief arrives.
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Wilson’s Abortion Stance Triggers Strong Reactions
Presidential hopeful Pete Wilson emails a clash over funding for abortions as he supports state funded abortions in California while opposing federal funding. Planned Parenthood and National Right to Life leaders call his position inconsistent as he backs reproductive choice but resists taxpayer payment.
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