Pakistani Man Admits CIA Attack Motive At Langley
Mir Aimal Kasim, a Pakistani national, confessed to the January 25 1993 CIA shooting outside Langley. FBI agent Bradley Garrett testified that Kasim targeted American influence, chose the CIA compound, and used an AK 47 to strike while cars waited at a morning traffic light, killing two officers and wounding three others.
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FDA cracks down on herbal fen phen diet substitutes
Washington action targets herbal fen-phen products sold as diet aids after the fenfluramine and redux combination was banned for potential heart valve damage. FDA warned consumers Thursday and seized a Pennsylvania firm’s products as potentially illegal drugs while considering similar seizures against others.
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White House Admits Document Error in Data Sharing Plan
White House officials acknowledged they erred in withholding for more than a year a handwritten note showing top administration and Democratic Party officials discussed sharing supporter lists. The document tied to an August 1996 congressional data base request was kept in a file cabinet and later deemed outside the scope. The notes suggest Clinton approved integrating WhoDB with the DNC database to share voter data, a plan the White House says was never implemented. Rep. David McIntosh called the notes evidence of possible misuse of government resources. The hearing by the Government Reform Committee continues amid interruptions and technical problems.
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Clinton pushes for fast track trade vote
President Clinton rallied public appeals and private lobbying with House Republicans amid a high stake vote on trade. He worked to win 150 GOP votes and 45 to 55 Democratic votes, warning of fear among unions and stressing environmental and labor protections. Clinton met with about two dozen Democrats and held one on one talks as he sought to avert delay, saying the deadline concentrates attention.
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