White House considered Chung fax pitch before Clinton meeting
Memos show Democratic donor Johnny Chung pitched his fax business to the White House chief of staff's office and invoked the first lady's name. A March 8 1995 note warned First lady if we don't use Johnny Chung we're in trouble. The White House ultimately did not use Chung's services though a top aide recommended them for the Democratic Party.
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Septuplet girl heads home from hospital
The smallest McCaughey septuplet, Kelsey Ann, 8 weeks old, left Blank Children’s Hospital at Des Moines weighing 4 pounds 10 ounces. She joins brothers Brandon James and Joel Steven who went home earlier, with Kenneth Robert firstborn home January 3. Alexis May Natalie Sue and Nathan Roy remain in fair condition.
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Nathan Roy
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Babbitt case raises push for independent counsel
Justice Department officials say they may ask Attorney General Reno to seek an independent counsel over Interior Secretary Babbitt’s comments on a 1995 tribal casino decision. Investigators find no clear evidence of perjury or motive to lie, but want to extend beyond his statements to possible broader campaign finance connections. The probe focuses on the July 1995 ruling rejecting a Chippewa tribe casino plan in Hudson Wisconsin, opposed by Minnesota tribes backed by lobbyists and campaign donors to Clinton and the Democratic Party.
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Clinton
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Aiken
S.C
Brown
Michael Frank
Embattled weapons inspector leaves Iraq
U N inspector Scott Ritter left Iraq after his team was barred from searching for biological weapons evidence. Deputy chief Charles Duelfer said the departure was not surrender to Iraqi pressure and Ritter will continue investigations in future. Ritter and 15 team members relocated to Bahrain, with U N officials citing inability to work under current restrictions and Iraq’s objections to the team’s composition.
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New York
Russia
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Cohen
Thailand
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Security Council
Mental report on Unabomber suspect delayed
Sacramento AP reports the fate of Theodore Kaczynski hinges on a prison psychiatrist's competency findings after 19 hours of interviews. Dr. Sally Johnson submitted results to the judge awaiting Monday, with a hearing possible Thursday if competency is found.
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Theodore Kaczynski
Sally Johnson
Kaczynski
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Butner Federal Correctional Institution
North Carolina
John Hinckley Jr
Jim Bakker
U.S
Garland Burrell Jr
Burrell
Helen Hunt Signals Mad About You May End Soon
Helen Hunt told Biography magazine the NBC comedy with Paul Reiser could end this year or next to allow more time for family. NBC chief Robert Wright urged for at least one more season as Seinfeld reportedly pursues big paydays for staying on air.
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NBC
Hunt
Biography Magazine
Paul Reiser
Robert Wright
Reiser
Jerry Seinfeld
Warner Brothers Television
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