Navajo Nation names interim president after rapid removals
The Navajo Nation Tribal Council named Milton Bluehouse interim president one day after removing Thomas Atcitty for ethical violations following a prior leadership change five months earlier. Speaker Kelsey Begaye had been interim, but legal threats from Bluehouse prompted another council vote.
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Ex cadet convicted of capital murder in Jones case
David Graham, 20, formerly an Air Force Academy cadet, was found guilty of capital murder in the December 4, 1995 killing of 16 year old Adrianne Jones near Fort Worth, at the urging of his fiancée Diane Zamora who was convicted earlier. He received life with no parole for 40 years. Zamora, also 20, is serving a life sentence and appealing. The trial moved due to Zamora publicity. prosecutors spurned the death penalty to respect the victims’ parents.
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Clinton Lawyers Reach Talks With Starr On Grand Jury Testimony
White House and Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr discuss how President Clinton might provide information to the grand jury in the Lewinsky inquiry. David Kendall works with Starr to ensure the grand jury gets needed information while pending subpoenas remain uncertain. Former aide Lanny Davis signals a turning point as discussions advance toward an endgame.
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GOP version of patient protection bill approved
The House narrowly passed a Republican plan to give patients rights in managed care without boosting insurance costs. The 216-210 vote largely split along party lines, with 12 Republicans voting no and three Democrats for. The bill would allow appeals to independent medical reviewers and permit obstetricians to serve as primary care physicians and enable out-of-plan doctor access for workers with single plans.
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V and R celebrate 500 weeks atop daytime ratings
CBS soap reaches 500th straight week as the top daytime show, started in late 1988. A balloon celebration planned on the CBS Television City lawn in Los Angeles after Nielsen numbers confirm the milestone. Cast and crew brace for the official tally.
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Phil Wilke Reports From J W Wire Now Compiled
A J W Wire Reports compilation by Phil Wilke highlights recent events and scores from multiple sources. The roundup emphasizes teams, players, and regional outcomes with concise notes suitable for quick briefing.
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