Riverside Hospital Attack Leaves Elderly Man Severely Injured
Steven Dale Halsey of San Clemente allegedly bit off an elderly patient's penis at Riverside General Hospital then attacked guards, injuring 10 officers before restraint. Police suspect PCP intoxication. victim underwent reconstructive surgery. Halsey faces charges of resisting arrest assault on officers and aggravated mayhem.
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Ramsey handwriting sample sought in JonBenet case
Patsy Ramsey provided a third handwriting sample to police as officers collect samples from family and friends to identify the writer of the ransom note found December 26. The note followed JonBenet Ramsey's death, with autopsy noting strangulation and possible sexual assault. John Ramsey was not asked for a third sample.
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Clinton tours dilapidated Ketcham Elementary in DC
First lady Hillary Rodham Clinton visits 88 year old Ketcham Elementary to view crumbling walls and leaky roofs. The tour coincides with privatization of the Construction Loan Insurance Program, selling all government shares for 18.4 million dollars to aid the district’s school system.
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Senate Panel Plans Confirmation Hearing for CIA Chief Nominee
Senate Intelligence Committee will hold confirmation hearings next week for CIA Director designate Anthony Lake, despite Republican demands for access to his confidential FBI personnel file. Committee leaders and the White House clash over file release, which could set a precedent for future nominations.
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Richard Shelby
White House
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Microsoft patches flaw in Internet Explorer risk to users
Microsoft programmers work around the clock to fix a security hole in Internet Explorer that could let a Web site operator secretly run programs or ruin files on another computer. A remedy should be available on Microsoft’s Web site by Wednesday. The flaw lies in Windows shortcuts and could allow a Webmaster to start programs or disrupt a victim’s PC.
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Paul Balle
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Clinton ally subpoenaed in Indonesian money probe
Prosecutors seek White House documents about a wealthy Indonesian family tied to the Riady clan. The subpoena, issued Jan 30 and sent via White House counsel, targets 14 individuals and six companies to uncover payments to Hubbell linked to Whitewater.
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Riady
Indonesia
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Little Rock, Ark
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Joe Giroir
Hubbell
GOP seeks independent counsel in fund-raising probe
Republicans press Attorney General Janet Reno to appoint an outside special prosecutor to probe Democratic fund-raising abuses while Senate leaders narrow their own inquiry to presidential campaign fundraising. Senate GOP leaders demand a vote and threaten to trim the probe budget. Democrats call it partisan maneuvering as Newt Gingrich weighs in against the administration. President Clinton defends Gore’s fundraising efforts as efforts to stay competitive.
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R-Miss
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D-S.d
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Quayle denies fund-raising improprieties
Former Vice President Dan Quayle denied sponsoring fund raising at the vice president's residence amid claims by a Clinton aide. George Stephanopoulos said Democrats allege DNC lines in government buildings to aid Al Gore's 1996 drive and that Quayle hosted fund raising at the Naval Observatory. Rep. Waxman urged an investigation. Don Nickles cited a 1990 residence reception. Quayle called the reception a well publicized photo opportunity.
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ABC
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Henry Waxman
D-Calif
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U.S. Senate
Sidewalk scrawl lands 9 year old in jail for felony
Las Vegas reports a nine year old, Jeremy Anderson, charged with malicious destruction of property valued over 5000 after writing his name in wet cement. His mother calls the charge outrageous as police arrest him and neighbors discuss a sidewalk repair bill of about 11000. The case notes Nevada law allows arrest at age eight for crimes and classifies the act as a felony.
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