Republicans push impeachment inquiry against Clinton
Seventeen Republicans filed a resolution to compel the House Judiciary Committee to probe grounds for impeachment. Lead sponsor Rep. Bob Barr accuses President Clinton of systematic abuses of office, including campaign finance and obstruction of investigations. If approved, the panel would assess evidence to start impeachment proceedings. Rep. Todd Tiahrt co-sponsored the measure.
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Bob Barr
R-Ga
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Kansas
Maryland acupuncture panel endorses limited medical use
A National Institute of Medicine expert committee endorsed acupuncture for surgical pain relief and chemotherapy nausea. The panel found clear evidence for relief of surgical and dental pain and nausea, but less for conditions like tennis elbow and carpal tunnel. The report says data support acupuncture as strong as many accepted Western therapies and could be reasonably offered by physicians.
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Conspiracy figure apologizes for TWA 800 claims
Ian Goddard, who posted online that a Navy missile downed TWA Flight 800, told CNN his efforts were reckless and a mistake. He said the plane was used to push a broader agenda, and apologized to Navy families and victims' relatives.
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Navy
CNN
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Cable News
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White House
Pierre Salinger
Mike Sommer
Salinger
New York
FBI
James Kallstrom
Long Island
Kennedy International Airport
Paris
Incompetent killer earning college B's
Kenneth Curtis, once deemed incapable of standing trial for the 1987 slaying of Donna Kalson, was recaptured while taking pre medical classes and earning a B plus to 3.3 GPA. Investigators question how his condition could improve without monitoring, prompting calls for mandatory psychiatric reviews for those released after incompetence rulings. He had shot Kalson and himself, was paralyzed, and used a wheelchair. four psychiatrists in 1989 found him brain damaged and unable to talk coherently.
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John Bailey
Bailey
Stratford
New Haven
Southern Connecticut State University
Pakistani man opens trial for CIA shooting rampage in 1993
Mir Aimal Kasi, a Pakistani national, goes on trial in FairFox Virginia for the Jan 25 1993 attack outside CIA headquarters in Langley. Prosecutor says rage over U.S. Gulf War bombing of Iraq spurred the shootings that left two dead and three wounded. Survivors recount the carnage as Kasi’s statements to FBI and jailers surface in opening statements.
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America
Fairfax
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Cunanan
Horan Pita Kasi
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