Clinton says she will live in New York after White House
Hillary Rodham Clinton told CBS in a 60 Minutes II interview she plans to make New York her home regardless of whether she runs for the Senate. She said she would root for both baseball teams while noting plans to remain in New York, with no decision yet on Moynihan's Senate seat.
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Seat belt use by children rises with enforcement push
Washington reports a rise in child restraint use as enforcement of seat belt laws increases. NHTSA data show 87 percent of 1 to 4 year olds buckled in 1998, up from 60 percent in 1996, and infant rearward seats up to 93 percent from 85 percent. Authorities credit tougher enforcement for the improvement.
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Assistant to Shriver jailed for online child material
Thomas Pearl of Potomac Maryland 39 was arrested after a federal complaint alleges he used a computer in Aunice Kennedy Shriver's home to email sexually explicit messages and pictures involving an adult pretending to be a minor. Pearl planned to meet a supposed 12 year old girl but the contact was an undercover adult informant. He had worked for the Shrivers since October and was fired after the family learned of the allegations.
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Officer to plead guilty in New York brutality case
A New York police officer, Justin Volpe, plans to plead guilty amid a federal case accusing him of torturing Abner Louima in a Brooklyn stationhouse bathroom on August 9, 1997. Prosecutors say Volpe rammed a stick into Louima and mouth, with four other officers also charged in the civil rights case.
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Rosie O Donnell gun control crusade sparks attention and clash
Rosie O Donnell the TV host aims to push gun control following the Columbine tragedy. She clashed with Tom Selleck on air and drew fire from Howard Stern and Handgun Control advocates while a Broadway lyric dispute and Kmart ties sparked debate about her consistency on guns.
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Magnetic-train maglev program moves toward development
Baltimore report says seven state maglev finalists selected with one state to be chosen next year for development and construction. Transportation Secretary announces 12 million dollars for study grants while four other proposals in Colorado Virginia and Alabama are rejected. Critics warn about scale costs and implementation as Maglev tech promises faster speeds and reduced friction on elevated guides. Amtrak prepares for 150 mph Acela service later this year with current NE Corridor trains at 125 mph.
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McCain Feingold honored for campaign reform courage in Boston
Senators John McCain and Russ Feingold received the Profile in Courage Award in Boston for campaign finance reform efforts. McCain criticized his party leadership while Feingold warned that flawed laws yield donor influence. The Kennedy Library award includes a $25,000 donation to charity.
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