Bow and Arrow Case In Ohio Violates Probation
Doug Vestal, 29, appeared in Bowling Green paper for leading a hunting competition with a bow and arrow after bagging a 4250 pound deer. On probation for domestic violence he was found with two rifles 200 rounds of ammo a bow and arrow at his home. Probation officer Dan VanVorhis reported the discovery as Vestal was arrested for probation violation and weapons charges.
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Trooper Denies Clinton Conspiracy in Paula Jones Suit
Arkansas trooper Danny Ferguson denies conspiring with President Clinton to harass Paula Jones. Jones had claimed Ferguson said she wished to be Clinton’s mistress. Ferguson says there was no conspiracy to violate her constitutional rights. Burned by storm, Coast Guard rescues 10 crew of a sinking freighter 55 miles offshore as winds reach 35 mph and seas run 10 feet near Florida.
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Babbitt denies casino impropriety amid probe scrutiny
Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt says he was out of the loop on the decision to reject a controversial Wisconsin Chippewa casino license. He argues there is no basis for an outside prosecutor to investigate him, amid reports Reno may seek an independent counsel. He notes he had no involvement with the White House or the decision process.
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NEA alters grant policy amid funding debate
The first round of fiscal 1998 NEA grants totals 14.5 million across 400 awards aimed at broad impact rather than concentrating funds in elite centers. Notable allocations include 91 thousand to Sitka Alaska for Tlingit art commissions and workshops, with Wolf Trap Foundation getting 100 thousand for Folk Masters involving New Orleans Folklife Society NPR and Smithsonian. Congress, while renewing funding at 98 million, imposed restrictions raising state share to 40 percent and capping any single state's total at 15 percent.
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