Reno declines independent counsel for fund raising
Atty. Gen. Janet Reno decided not to seek an independent counsel into Clinton Gore telephone fund raising, saying no election law violation was found. She defended the ruling as based on facts, noting FBI Director Freeh dissented and that investigation would continue.
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Nichols' lawyers go on defensive in Oklahoma City bombing case
Denver lawyers for Terry Nichols argued he was not Tim McVeigh's right hand man and suggested others aided the April 19 1995 blast. The defense sought to show Nichols was unknowingly used and focused on possible multiple Ryder truck connections and a Dreamland Motel meeting site. Prosecutors had presented weeks of testimony tying Nichols to McVeigh. outcome uncertain as jurors hear additional witnesses.
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Tanger Outlet Center shifts plans for Lawrence site
Tanger Outlet Centers scrapped plans to add new outlet stores at its Lawrence shopping center and instead pursues a national restaurant and hotel to boost traffic. Senior VP Al Chafin cites low customer traffic and 2 percent vacancy as reasons, with one pending contract for a sit-down restaurant and gift shop.
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Doctors endorse yearlong breastfeeding guidance from pediatrics group
The American Academy of Pediatrics urges mothers to breastfeed for at least a year, longer than previous advice. The guidelines call for workplace lactation support and insurance coverage for lactation consults, while highlighting health and economic benefits and pushing to raise breastfeeding rates nationally.
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FDA approves irradiation to kill bacteria in beef
The FDA cleared low dosage irradiation for beef and other meats to kill bacteria such as E coli and salmonella while stressing the need for proper cooking. Acting FDA commissioner Dr Michael Friedman said it is safe but consumers must still handle and cook meat carefully. The move follows a 1990s petition from Isomedrix Inc and comes amid recalls of tainted hamburger.
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