FBI probes Schiavo luggage test at Port Columbus
The FBI is reviewing whether former federal transportation inspector general Mary Schiavo violated laws when she checked a bag at Port Columbus International Airport as part of an airport security test for WCMH-TV. FAA says it is examining regulatory compliance while a four hour runway shutdown followed the bag’s discovery.
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Violence Flares as Kosovo Talks Loom in Paris
Fighting escalates in Kosovo on the eve of a French peace conference. Serb forces shell villages near Klina and Mijalic while rebels strike near Vucitrn. Dozens of homes burn as civilians flee, with both sides blaming each other for the attacks. NATO peacekeepers and a U.S. backed autonomy plan loom over fragile truce hopes.
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Mothers smoking during pregnancy linked to adult crime study
A study from Emory USC and Denmark samples 4169 Copenhagen men born 1959 61 finds maternal smoking in pregnancy correlates with higher adult arrest rates for both nonviolent and violent crimes. Authors caution not to claim causation, call for brain impact research, while noting delivery complications amplify risk.
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China spy leak debate tests Clinton China policy
In Washington the Clinton administration acknowledged that China benefited from technology allegedly stolen from the Los Alamos lab while insisting responses were swift. GOP lawmakers demand a broad review of China policy and stronger action to deter espionage, with a Cox committee report looming.
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Oak Ridge Boys raise tornado relief funds at benefit
The Oak Ridge Boys raised $100,000 for tornado victims in Tennessee at a benefit concert, with Vice President Al Gore calling to thank them. Band members also visited storm victims in a Jackson hospital. funds will aid home repairs and replacements after January tornadoes killed nine and injured dozens in West Tennessee.
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Chaplin Heir Seeks Damages Over Lottery Use of Little Tramp
Josephine Chaplin sued Israel's national lottery for using her father's Little Tramp image in ads since 1991. An Israeli court ruling already found rights violation and set a future damages hearing to determine compensation, with further proceedings expected to take months.
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