Customer jailed for attack plot against car dealer
Kathleen Kyanko of Dublin was sentenced to 30 days in jail with a two year suspended term, six months of house arrest, and three years probation. She must pay a $1,000 fine and undergo counseling after attempting to hire a private investigator to harm Dave Gill Pontiac over a disputed car security system warranty.
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Kathleen Kyanko
Dublin
Dave Gill Pontiac
David Devillers
Kyanko
Dave Gill
U S Delays Haiti Aid Over Privatization Pace
The United States withholds 4.5 million of a 45 million aid package to Haiti for 1995 citing slow privatization and civil service reforms. Haiti’s privatization progress slowed after Prime Minister Smarck Michel’s resignation and Parliament’s selection of Claudette Werleigh as successor amid a national privatization debate.
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Haiti
State Department
Smarck Michel
Claudette Werleigh
Shuttle Atlantis to launch Saturday for Mir linkup
Atlantis is set for a Saturday liftoff just before 7 a.m. CST for the second shuttle Mir linkup and a rehearsal of methods for building an international space station later this decade. Kennedy Space Center forecasters project 70 percent favorable weather.
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Mir
International Space Station
Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Man builds dream plane dies on maiden flight
Charles Cooke, a 71 year old retired engineer from Santa Cruz mountains, died when his self built two seater plane crashed after takeoff from Watsonville Airport. The engine seized and the plane failed to return, crashing into a barn and catching fire. Cooke had spent 18 years crafting the aircraft in his garage.
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Charles Cooke
Don French
Watsonville
Cooke
Santa Cruz Mountains
Inez Tucker
Tucker
Milk label change moves 2 percent to reduced fat tag
Congress earlier allowed 2 percent milk to be labeled low fat despite exceeding fat limits. FDA proposes marking it reduced fat to clarify health claims and align with consumer groups. The rule would also affect other dairy products and aim to aid shoppers seeking healthier options.
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Congress
Food and Drug Administration
Bruce Silverglade
The
Center For Science
Clinton health care reform task force cost tops fourteen million
The Clinton administration's health care reform effort cost about 13.8 million to draft, far above the original under 100,000 estimate. The GAO said costs spanned 10 agencies and that more than half was spent in 1993 while drafting a 1,342 page bill.
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White House
Hillary Rodham Clinton
General Accounting Office
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Ginny Terzano
Associated Press
GAO
Navy to stand down for review of harassment cases
Admiral Boorda ordered a Navy wide stand down for a day allowing 430,000 active sailors to pause duties and discuss conduct rules and leadership. The move follows a string of sexual harassment incidents including a groping on an American Airlines flight and prior Tailhook era scrutiny. The aim is to reaffirm standards, address leadership responsibility, and tackle drink and drug issues alongside harassment.
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Defense
William Perry
U.S
Okinawa
Japan
Boorda
American Airlines
Naval Criminal Investigative Service
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