Kentucky gag order on parents up for review
Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled a judge's gag order banning six parents from speaking publicly about Heath High School killings was unjustified. The panel said prior restraint is presumptively unconstitutional and trial fairness could be addressed by other measures.
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Gore donation probe reopened by federal agency
The Justice Department reviews whether Vice President Al Gore violated federal election laws using White House phones for fundraising. The probe aims to guide Attorney General Janet Reno on possible independent counsel action regarding the 1996 race amid Republican pressure. Witnesses are being interviewed again as new information surfaces. A separate report notes a Continental Airlines flight diverted to New Orleans after turbulence injuring several passengers.
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U S troops rushed to Albanian embassy in Tirana
President Clinton said Marines and Navy crews were moved to a temporary embassy site in Tirana after credible information of a possible attack. As of Monday most of the 200 Marines had returned to Adriatic Navy ships involved in NATO exercises.
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US West talks resume as 34000 workers strike nationwide
Negotiators for US West Inc and its largest union resume talks amid a four day strike that idled about 34,000 workers in 13 states. Federal mediator Jim Mahon set the bargaining session as unfair labor practice complaints were filed by both sides.
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Prostitution linked to combat stress in study
A San Francisco study of 475 prostitutes in five countries finds two thirds meet PTSD criteria, with high rates of rape 62 percent assault 73 percent and weapon threats 68 percent. The trauma level rivals Vietnam veterans though most violence occurred on the street.
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U S cannot confirm North Korea nuclear plans
U S officials say no firm evidence that North Korea has reneged on the Agreed Framework. Satellite photos show an underground site near Yongbyon but are inconclusive about housing a reactor. Washington will press Pyongyang in talks and monitor compliance while noting aid and fuel oil commitments under the framework.
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