Suspect Arrested in Atlanta Hotel Slayings
Police say Harry Lee Johnson 31 of Stone Mountain was captured in Tennessee after a speeding stop near Memphis. A .45 caliber gun credit cards and identifications tied to three of four victims were found in his car along with drugs. Authorities expect to bring him to Georgia soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tennessee
Atlanta
Flan
Earier
Harry Lee Johnson
Stone Mountain
Memphis
Beverly Harvard
Johnson
Cobb County
Ms. Harvard
Georgia
Ritalin Seen Beneficial For ADHD In Kids Study Says
A California study finds children with ADHD given Ritalin plus drugs show notably improved behavior versus therapy alone. Experts urge caution, noting the need for broader confirmation and clearing blame on parents or teachers. Findings were released at an Anaheim conference as the largest study to date. ADHD affects 3 to 9 percent of children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cauaren
Peter Jensen
National Institute of Mental Health
American College of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
Anaheim
Jones receives $1 million in Clinton settlement push
New York developer Abe Hirschfeld handed Paula Jones a $1 million check at a Renaissance Mayflower Hotel news conference claiming it opens settlement talks in the Clinton sexual harassment suit. Clinton lawyers dispute any agreement while Jones officials plan a new proposal between $700,000 and $1 million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New York
Abe Hirschfeld
Paula Jones
Clinton
Hirschfeld
Jones
Monica Lewinsky
Robert Bennett
Bennett
White House
Renaissance Mayflower Hotel
Lewinsky
McMillan
Harvard Hollenber
Arkansas
United States Israel sign missile defense cooperation
The United States and Israel signed a strategic cooperation agreement to strengthen missile defense against threats from Iran and other regional actors. A joint strategic planning committee will guide upgrading U S Israeli strategic and military ties and technical cooperation. Netanyahu and Clinton framed the pact as reinforcing Israel’s deterrent and regional security amid Iran Shahab missile advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Israel
Iran
U.S
Clinton
Benjamin Netanyahu
Netanyahu
Jerusalem
Edward Walker
White House
Zalman Shoval
David Leavy
National Security Council
Leavy
Syria
AP Phi
Ned Walker
Defense chief cuts Asia trip over Iraq standoff
Defense Secretary William Cohen ends travel to Hong Kong South Korea and Japan returning to Washington after debates with the White House about Iraq. He says all options remain on the table while Iraq cuts off U N weapons inspectors and Baghdad rejects council resolutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wake Island
William Cohen
Washington
Clinton
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
United Nations
Cohen
Pacific Atoll
White House
Sandy Berger
John Hamre
Hong Kong
South Korea
Japan
Hawaii
Defense Secretary
Associated Press
Saddam
Annan
U.N
U.N. Security Council
New York
Baghad
International Atomic Energy Agency
Kidman and Kubrick collaboration draws mixed reactions
Nicole Kidman defends the Eyes Wide Shut project with Stanley Kubrick, saying working with the director was an honor despite peers questioning the lengthy secrecy. The piece also notes Elliott Gould reflecting on career missteps, Tommy Lee Jones’s polo injury recovery, Ted Turner leaving hospital after spinal surgery, and Edward Zwick’s take on thirtysomething’s boomers era as compiled from wire reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kidman
Kubrick
Hollywood
Nicole Kidman
Tom Cruise
Stanley Kubrick
Movieline
Billy Bathgate
To Die
Sandra Bullock
Ted ‘Turner
Turner
Jane Fonda
Atlanta
Rochester
N.Y
Also Mentioned on This Page
California
Imjin
Seoul
Kansas
New York Daily News
Susan Carpenter-McMillan
USS
Sign Missile Defense Cooperation
Gould
Elliott Gould
People Magazine
Barbra Streisand
Bugsy
Tommy Lee Jones
Los Angeles
Jennifer Allen
Time Warner Inc
Zwick
Edward Zwick
Phil Wilke
W Wire Reports