Police Accidentally Kill Elderly Man in Night Incident
An elderly man, Theodore E. Franks, was shot and died after a motion detector at Phone Guys USA tripped a spider and a sick police dog searched the building. A responding officer entered after finding a nocked door and shot Franks, who bled to death. The department, down to one dog, cites unusual circumstances.
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Indianapolis Chief Resigns Amid Drunken Police Brawl
Indianapolis police chief Donald Christy resigns amid a drunken melee involving as many as 20 off duty officers. Black leaders lament his departure, noting his brief tenure and previous effort to ease tensions between police and the black community.
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Republicans accuse Clinton of travel office firings
A GOP draft report blames President Clinton and Hillary Rodham Clinton for the White House travel office dismissals claiming the president sought to reward his friend Harry Thomason with the travel business spoils. It alleges a cover-up and political cronyism, while White House officials rebut the assertions as partisan.
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Clinton releases detailed medical records history
Washington AP Under pressure from Bob Dole the White House released an 11 page statement on President Clinton's medical history. It said he has no history of high blood pressure diabetes tuberculosis sexually transmitted disease cancer stroke or heart disease. The report also notes medications for heartburn and allergies and an HIV test in 1990 with negative results. Dole criticized the partial disclosure while White House officials defended the release and separate medical statements were issued.
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Court strikes down ban on graphic political ads by stations
U S appeals court rules FCC cannot bar graphic political ads like abortion imagery on prime time. Ruling says graphic ads do not warrant protection to shield underage viewers and upholds voters right to full political discourse.
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