U.N. Security Council Condemns Iraq and Warns of Measures
The Security Council unanimously condemns Iraq and imposes a travel ban while warning of further actions if Baghdad does not reverse its decision to expel American arms inspectors. U.S. Ambassador Richardson says options remain open, including military force, as Iraq vows to press on.
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Yousef Guilty in World Trade Center Bombing Case
Ramzi Yousef was found guilty of masterminding the 1993 World Trade Center bombing. Eyad Ismail was convicted as an accomplice. Sentences set for January and February. both vow appeals. The attack killed six, injured over a thousand, and caused massive damage to the WTC.
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Slayings of Four Americans Draw U S Pakistan Censure
Four Union Texas Petroleum employees were shot in a Karachi traffic jam by two gunmen in khaki and Pakistani garb. Police called it a target killing possibly tied to Mir Aimal Kasi's CIA killings conviction. President Leghari and Clinton condemned the attack. Victims named Ephraim Egbu Joel Enlow Larry Jennings Tracy Ritchie.
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Gore Clinton grilled by FBI in high level interview
FBI agents and federal prosecutors questioned President Clinton and Vice President Gore about campaign fund raising calls. The interviews, conducted Tuesday, precede Attorney General Reno deciding on extending the probe. A separate line of inquiry into Interior Secretary Babbitt's Indian gambling decision was also expected to be extended.
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Juror Quotes Death Penalty View in Unabomber Case
A prospective juror on the Unabomber case states the death penalty does not serve a useful purpose. The remark appears on page 2A as part of a broader jury selection discussion.
Barbershop Faces Senate Budget Woes and Privatization Talk
In the Russell Senate Office Building basement a Senate barber shop runs a persistent $360,000 deficit for the year ending Oct 1. Salaries total about $210,000 among staff and a $9 haircut rides on only 40 percent of salaries. Senate Rules Committee contemplates consolidating services, raising prices 25 percent, and extending hours to erase the loss. Senator Rick Santorum advocates privatization but faces broad resistance.
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