PVE SETS ARKANSAS Ex-Clinton associate before grand jury
Whitewater prosecutors question payments to former Associate Attorney General Webster Hubbell from Mochtar Riady's Indonesian business empire. They explore the firing of a key witness who testified against then Governor Jim Guy Tucker and the Whitewater partners of Bill and Hillary Clinton. Hubbell testified about money from Riady interests in a federal grand jury session.
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Clinton
Whitewater
Webster Hubbell
Democratic Party
Arkansas
Jim Guy Tucker
Whitewater Investment
Hillary
Hubbell
Irm
Veal drug smuggling case targets Dutch firm and U.S. partners
Federal prosecutors charged Dutch premix producer Pricor BV owner Gerard Hoogendijk and two U.S. firms Travis Calf Milk Inc and VIV Inc with conspiring to import and distribute banned cattle drugs including clenbuterol and avoparcin to speed veal production. Separately a Navy sailor aboard the USS Simon Lake delivered a baby at sea in Italy last month. the baby died en route to a civilian hospital.
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U.S
Europe
Gerard Hoogendijk
Pricor BV
Oudewater
Netherlands
Travis Calf Milk Inc
Neillsville
VIV Inc
Springville
Hying America
Travis Calf
VIV
Italy
Inlet
Navy
Sardinia
Gas blast devastates Camelia Sot o Street building in San Juan
A six story complex on Camelia Soto Street exploded in what authorities believe was a gas leak. At least 18 people killed and more than 80 injured. Federal aid and rescue teams deployed as search for more victims continued. The blast shattered a nearby parochial school and drew Cardinal Luis Aponte Martinez for last rites.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Camelia Soto
Clinton
San Juan Gas Co
Colegio la Milagrosa — School of the Miraculous
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Maria Rolon
Lisandra
Teen surrenders in baby slaying case in Delaware
AP reports 18 year old Brian Peterson Jr faced charges for killing his girlfriend's newborn in a Newark motel. The couple, both college students, delivered the baby and disposed of the body in a trash bin. Investigators found the infant after Ms. Grossberg was hospitalized.
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Wilmington
Del
Brian Peterson Jr
Peterson
Amy Grossberg
Barbara
FBI
Joseph A. Hurley
Gettysburg College
Pennsylvania
University of Delaware
Newark
Cisneros to resign from Cabinet amid legal troubles
Washington AP Henry Cisneros Housing Secretary announces he will leave the Cabinet saying he cannot seek four more years. He cites need for higher pay and ongoing FBI probe related legal bills. Cisneros is the seventh of 14 Clinton aides to depart during his second term. the White House praises his work.
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Washington
Henry Cisneros
Clinton
Cisneros
FBI
HUD
Refugee Flow in Zaire Sparks Debate on Counts
The cross border return of Rwandan refugees in eastern Zaire slowed, prompting questions about official estimates. The UNHCR cites 700,000 refugees remaining after a half million crossed the border last week, while U.S. and Rwandan officials challenge the size of the continuing exodus.
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Goma
Zaire
United Nations Refugee Agency
U.S
Paul Kagame
United States
Robert E. Gribbin
Kigali
BBC
Shabunda
Bukavu
Lake Kivu
Stuttgart
Germany
Lionel Rosenblatt
Refugees International
International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent
Famous faces actor John Heard charged with stalking ex companion
Baltimore based report states actor John Heard 50 known for Home Alone was charged with stalking Melissa Lee and assaulting her current partner and was released on 50000 bond. A police complaint cites fear for his son and self safety with Heard denied custody in 1994 and previous abuse history cited by a New York judge.
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John Heard
Baltimore
Homicide
Melissa Lee
Heard
Macaulay Culkin
Leo
Kay Howard
New York
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Stringfield
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Kansas
Access
World Daily
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