FBI official says he's Ruby Ridge fall guy
FBI field commander Eugene Glenn told a Senate subcommittee he faced aggressive demands for investigations into the 1992 Ruby Ridge siege while higher ups at the bureau were largely ignored. He said an earlier inquiry failed to resolve who approved the controversial rules of engagement at Randy Weaver's cabin, and implied higher officials at FBI headquarters bore responsibility.
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Richard Rogers
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Lester Hazen
William Gore
Seattle
Graves orders agencies to cut 1.5 percent in spending
Governor Graves directs state agencies to eliminate 1.5 percent of general fund spending, excluding education, to save about 33 million in federal funds losses and avoid borrowing. The bulk cuts hit Social and Rehabilitation Services and Corrections, with the rest spread across ten cabinet departments.
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Netscape flaw raises Internet security concerns
A flaw in Netscape Navigator allows cracking its security code in under a minute. UC Berkeley graduate students disclosed the finding online. Netscape will offer a free secure upgrade within a week, while analysts urge calm yet caution. The issue stems from encryption using date and time data embedded in messages.
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Renaissance Capital Corp
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Conn
Tim Bajarin
Creative Strategies Research International
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Mob informants testify as Simpson trial unfolds
In Los Angeles two mob informants testified that lead detective Vannatter believed OJ Simpson was the prime suspect after a double murder. The defense challenged Vannatter’s actions, arguing the estate search was illegal and seeking more on detective Mark Fuhrman.
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California Supreme Court
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Farmers fear 28 degree frost could hit crops in Kansas
Agronomists warn crop damage if temperatures dip to 28 degrees or lower for four hours or more. With cool, moisture-slowed growth, a Thursday freeze could end milo and soybeans before maturity. Farmers cite green milo and delayed wheat seeding as risks while forecast confidence rises.
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Southwest Research Extension Center
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Finney County
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