FBI probes bombing claim at Alabama abortion clinic
The FBI investigates letters from the Army of God claiming responsibility for a Birmingham abortion clinic bombing, linking the group to a prior Atlanta abortion clinic and gay nightclub attack. Authorities note the letters resemble prior communications and say the group has long circulated as a radical anti abortion faction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FBI
Birmingham
Avlanta
Craig Dahle
Army of God
Dahle
Atlanta
Dow Victory Upholds Dismissal Of 1800 Implants Suit
A Louisiana appeals court affirmed Judge Yada Magee’s ruling that the 1800 women cannot proceed as a single class in the breast implant case against Dow Chemical and Don Corning. The 4th Circuit upheld the decision to end class-action status and revert to the original eight plaintiffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dow — Chemical
Louisiana
Dow
Don Corning
Yada Magee
4Th Circuit Court of Appeal
Magee
Jury selection begins in vampire case
The Murray Kentucky teen Rod Terrell stands trial for the murders of Richard Wendorf and Naoma Queen, parents of a cult follower. Prosecutors question jurors on whether they can impose the death penalty as Terrell’s lawyers show gruesome crime details to potential jurors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tne
Rod Terrell
Murray
Richard Wendorf
Naoma Queen
Wendorf
Iis
Eustis
Orlando
Brad King
White House negotiates scope of Lewinsky grand jury questions
White House lawyers press to shield conversations between the White House counsel and President Clinton as Bruce Lindsey faces a subpoena in the Whitewater investigation. Starr seeks testimony from administration officials and Secret Service agents, while Lewinsky prepares to visit California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Administration
Bruce Lindsey
Lindsey
Whitewater
Clinton
Arkansas
Ms. Lewinsky
Paula Jones
Kenneth Starr
Starr
Secret Service
Mrs. Jones
John Barrett
Lewinsky
ABC
George Stephanopoulos
Pentagon
Vincent Foster
Supreme Court
Foster
California
Senate
Tom Daschle
Dole Sends Donuts to Lewinsky Watchers
Former Senator Bob Dole had five dozen Dunkin Donuts delivered to press crews outside the Watergate hotel and other Capitol Hill locations. Spokeswoman Joyce Campbell says the treats are not a political stance and have previously gone to the American Red Cross, Dole's wife, and the Senate cloakroom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Monica Lewinsky
Watergate
Bob Dole
Dole
Lewinsky
Joyce Campbell
American Red Cross
Elizabeth
Tion
Senate
Capitol Hill
Campbell
President Clinton's approval stuns conservatives in 1996 race
Washington, AP. Conservatives question how a president accused of misconduct remains so popular as polls show high approval for Clinton amid the Monica Lewinsky controversy. Figures differ on whether public trust will crumble if new evidence emerges, with leaders like William Bennett and Randy Tate voicing concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Bob Dole
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
William Bennett
Conservative Political Action Conference
Ms. Lewinsky
Randy Tate
The
Christian Coalition
Also Mentioned on This Page
Alabama
New Orleans
Florida
Piora Whitewater
Media Breakfast
Pat
Dickinson Plaza
W. 24Th St
Laird Noller Ford
Nabi
By Peach Clawe
Wes
Sophie
Miss Leah
Fannie
Nicodemus
Kansas
Jacqee Gaffard
Saricks Family
New Hampshire
Kawant Arle
Onenars
Oye
Hollywood
Cee
Mousehont
Tomanhohd
Tibet
Southwind
Eere
Ter
Johann Strauss, Jr
Crafton-Preyer Theatre
University of Kansas Theatre
Department of Music E Dance
Hank Booth
Janes Seaver
Robert Hemenway
Sandy Praeger
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!