Clinton honors fallen soldiers at Arlington service
President Clinton led a Memorial Day service at Arlington National Cemetery honoring fallen service members and welcoming home two unidentified Korean War remains. He reflected on the lasting memory of those who served, noted the exhumation of a Vietnam veteran’s remains for possible identification, and cited DNA testing against Blassie or Strobridge. Dignitaries included Togo West and Sandy Berger. Memorial rites continued as British sailors’ remains from the DeBraak were laid to rest in Lewes Delaware.
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IRS official investigated for advance move expenses
No. 2 IRS official Michael Dolan was investigated over a 12000 moving expense advance that he failed to fully account for. He cooperated with a Treasury inspector general probe, provided receipts, and says all advances are now accounted for. The Treasury IG can probe senior IRS officials but not tax cases. Congressional investigators question potential retaliation or abuse in the inquiry.
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San Francisco pot club shut down in pre-dawn raid
San Francisco authorities and more than two dozen sheriff's deputies closed Cannabis Healing Center after Superior Court Judge Cahill deemed it a public nuisance. Seven residents evacuated, locks changed, inventory taken. no arrests made as deputies staff the site around the clock. The raid follows Proposition 215 disputes and a federal judge's order banning distribution.
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Insurers resist new Pap smear reading system
Neuromedical Systems faced insurance rejection for PapNet three years after FDA approval. The Suffern NY firm highlighted how insurers balk at reimbursing high cost tests that may improve detection, while many doctors remain unaware or unreimbursed.
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