White House intruder detained near West Wing
A woman was detained on the White House grounds for unlawful entry minutes after wandering the West Wing press area asking for President Clinton. No weapons or danger were found. Charges pending formal filing as agents investigate how she gained access.
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Clinton talks rights at historic gay fundraiser
President Clinton addressed a high profile gay rights fundraiser in Washington, praising unity and anti discrimination measures while noting his past stance. The event benefited The Human Rights Campaign and featured Ellen DeGeneres with Anne Heche as her guest.
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Judge Zobel to release Woodward ruling via email on web
Cambridge judge Hiller Zobel plans to post the Woodward murder verdict decision on the World Wide Web by email to about 25 news outlets. He aims to avoid paper distribution to prevent crowding and potential harm, keeping control of the release until the moment it’s sent.
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Congress wraps up last minute business in final session
Congress action in Washington blocks Clinton testing plan for now while finalizing a $44 billion funding package across Commerce Justice and State. House revives 38 military construction projects, Senate committee unites spending bills, but abortion census census concerns dog the trade fast track effort as top officials seek votes ahead of adjournment.
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Spencer defends funeral speech amid royal rift claims
Earl Spencer says his controversial tribute to Diana was heartfelt not anti Windsors and would push Diana's wishes for William and Harry. He notes he wrote it in 90 minutes after her death and denies having an agenda while criticizing press for painting Diana as the most hunted figure. Charles plans larger London home to stay near his sons as they grow up in the capital.
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