Clinton law license under review by Arkansas Supreme Court
The Arkansas Supreme Court asked the professional conduct committee to probe complaints that President Clinton obstructed justice in the Paula Jones case. If merit found, his license could be suspended or disbarment recommended. complaints were filed by L. Lynn Hogue for Southeastern Legal Foundation and by Judge Susan Webber Wright regarding Clinton’s contempt finding.
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Bell Atlantic and GTE outline spinoffs to ease merger
Bell Atlantic and GTE Corp propose steps to ease regulatory concerns over the 52 billion merger to form the largest U.S. local phone company. They seek FCC approval for a plan to spin off GTEs Internet assets into a separate public company and spend 500 million to expand outside traditional calling regions.
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Montreal tied to bin Laden links in bombing plot arrest
Canadian intelligence linked a man in Senegal to a US bombing plot investigation. Ahmed Ressam pleaded innocent in Seattle. Slahi, Mauritanian, is alleged by The New York Times to be connected, with ties to bin Laden aides and al Qaeda. Authorities seek extradition. Slahi reportedly traveled from Canada to Senegal after Ressam’s Dec. 14 arrest.
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Canadian Security Intelligence Service
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Capitol Hill fire safety labeled firetrap by inspectors
Congressional safety reviewers said the U S Capitol complex violates fire laws jeopardizing 535 members, staff, and thousands of visitors. They cited lack of fire barriers, inadequate exits, limited sprinklers, and unsafe storage, with calls for improved life safety systems and funding.
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Study Finds Ten Percent of Middle Schoolers Smoke
A national CDC survey reports 9.2 percent of middle school students aged 11 to 14 currently smoke, with 28.4 percent of high school students smoking. The study warns 5 million under 18 could die early from tobacco addiction, noting rising rates among Black youths. Public health officials call for action to curb teen access to cigarettes.
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Quincy Jones honored by World Economic Forum Crystal Award
Quincy Jones is to receive the Crystal Award in Davos for promoting global unity through cultural diversity. He helped fund the We Are the World project and campaigned to cancel debt owed by Third World nations, actions praised by UN and IMF advocates.
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Phil Wilke Compiles J Wire Report Highlights
Phil Wilke compiles a roundup from J Wire Reports detailing key events, scores, and notable notes across leagues. The summary notes prominent figures, teams, and venues, with emphasis on outcomes and upcoming schedules.
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