Clinton travel criticized over use of official jet
Rep Cass Ballenger charged Mrs Clinton used a 14 seat Air Force Gulfstream jet reserved by a bipartisan delegation for a Latin America trip to campaign stops in New York City and Buffalo. He said two smaller planes were later used for the Latin America travel, costing taxpayers thousands. Ballenger asserted the first lady benefited politically from the available plane.
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Cass Ballenger
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New York City
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Latin America
United States
New Jersey Orders Changes to Megan's Law Privacy
A federal judge ordered New Jersey to overhaul Megan's Law notification practices after a class action by the state Public Defender's Office found inconsistent standards. The judge warned of shutting the process if prosecutors cannot tighten who gets offenders' information. The case cites misdirected notifications to a newspaper and a school employee handing notices to students. The story also notes a separate ruling in Rodney King’s favor against attorney Steve Lerman, with Lerman calling King's case bogus after a statute lapse.
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U.S
Joseph Irenas
New Jersey
Rodney King
King
Superior Court
Ann Kough
Steve Lerman
Lerman
Avalanche crushes Cordova home killing 63 year old woman
A half mile wide avalanche struck a Cordova residence on Wednesday, killing Martha Quales, 63, whose body was recovered. House mate Jerry LeMaster, 50, survived with no injuries after being found alive among the snow rubble.
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Alaska
Martha Quales
Cordova
Quales
Jerry LeMaster
Wilkinson
Testimony details fatal Little Rock flight crash
NTSB testimony on June 1 1999 crash of American Airlines Flight 1420 near Little Rock Arkansas shows senior captain ignored first officer suggestion to go around as the MD80 slid off a wet runway killing 11 of 145 aboard. First officer Michael Origel described weather, cockpit sounds, and his own hesitation.
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Zapruder film donated to Sixth Floor Museum in Dallas
The Zapruder family transfers copyright and the original 26 second film print to the Sixth Floor Museum, a move praised as a crowning coup for the Dallas institution. The donation follows a 16 million dollar arbitration settlement and centers on the famous JFK assassination footage and related materials.
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Dallas
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Smokers sue for tobacco settlement share in eight states
Lawyers for smokers plan lawsuits in Pennsylvania Vermont West Virginia North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Georgia and Rhode Island to force a share of the 206 billion 1998 national tobacco settlement. They say states divert funds to bridges highways and general costs not aid for those harmed by smoking.
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West Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Tennessee
Georgia
Rhode Island
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Ponvert
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Fogarty
National Conference of State Legislatures
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