Ex-senator Pryor pleas for McDougal release
David Pryor former Arkansas governor and ally of President Clinton urged District Judge Susan Webber Wright to released McDougal from prison after a December 23 meeting. Wright had jailed McDougal for contempt on September 6, 1996 for refusing to testify before the grand jury investigating Clinton. McDougal could be held up to 18 months or until the grand jury disbands, whichever comes first, with the 18 month period expiring March 6.
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Stress worsens cancer recovery in breast cancer patients
A study from Ohio State University links high anxiety after breast cancer surgery to lower white blood cell counts that fight cancer and infection. Researchers warn outcomes are still uncertain but stress reduction could improve medical results through counseling.
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Atlantic Richfield funds Gingrich London trip
The oil giant Atlantic RichfieldCo paid 42000 to send Speaker Newt Gingrich his wife and two aides to a London speaking trip in early December. The five day visit included meetings with Prime Minister Tony Blair and other leaders, a private dinner, and a public talk at London University. The trip, approved by the House ethics committee, spurred debate over all expense paid travel for lawmakers and potential influence by wealthy interests. Arco has long sponsored dinners for government and business leaders to discuss Arctic resources stakes.
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Unabomber trial stalls as defense fights over representation
The Theodore Kaczynski case again stalls in Sacramento as the Unabomber trial halts on opening day amid disputes over mental fitness and who may represent him. Judge Garlands Burrell Jr. weighs options after Kaczynski requested self representation and his lawyers face pressure to adjust the defense strategy.
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OJ Simpson interview fuels questions on murder claim
Los Angeles AP reports in Esquire that OJ Simpson, repeatedly denying killing Nicole Brown Simpson and Ronald Goldman, made a cryptic remark about loving her if he did it. Celia Farber’s 10 page February cover story preserves the remark and Simpson’s evasive stance amid the 1994 killings and later verdicts.
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GOP leaders push to end abortion litmus test
GOP leaders press to stop a proposed resolution that would bar funding for candidates opposing a ban on late term abortion. RNC chair Jim Nicholson says the idea would create a litmus test and divide the party. Critics warn it would split the conservative wings and risk influencing elections.
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