Former Nazi guard deported over World War II ties
A federal immigration court ordered deportation for Bronislaw Hajda of Illinois for serving as an armed guard at 38 Training Camp Trawniki and the Treblinka camp from 1943 to 1945. The 74 year old denied the accusations after losing U S citizenship earlier this year amid findings of false WWII records.
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Washington tribal whaling permit sparks tense protests
The Makah tribe received approval to renew gray whale hunting off Washington coast amid anti whaling protests. Law enforcement weighed responses after weekend clashes that damaged boats and inflatables, as activists opposed the 1855 treaty backed hunt.
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Shuttle Discov ery retrieves sun watching satellite Spartan
Space shuttle Discovery crew captures the Spartan satellite after a troubled prior flight. Commander Curtis Brown Jr. docks with the 14 ton craft using the robot arm at 340 miles up over South America. Senator John Glenn observes as Spartan is released and NASA faces a busy four day mission to collect about 1400 solar corona images.
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Jones backs out of Clinton settlement offer dispute grows
Paula Jones lawyers say the $1 million offer from Abe Hirschfeld loses validity due to new conditions he laid out. Clinton’s $700,000 settlement remains before the 6th Circuit as Jones weighs advice to ignore Hirschfeld’s terms.
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