McDougal sells Whitewater documents for 4000 dollars
Clintons former partner James McDougal begins offering Whitewater records from the White House for 4000 dollars, with a 2 per page price for copies of corporate tax returns bank records and loan papers. The Clintons say they transferred the materials in 1992 and McDougal seeks funds for legal defense as congressional hearings loom.
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Teamsters chief rallies strikers in Woburn
Teamsters President Ron Carey urged solidarity as about 75,000 drivers dock workers and mechanics walk out against 22 trucking companies. He framed the conflict as a fight for working people and promised victory, while strikers including Bobbi Jo St. John-Maynard voiced resolve amid ongoing talks. Carey planned to meet with union negotiators the next day.
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Mother saves 2 kids and loses 5 in Ambler house fire
In Ambler Pennsylvania Renee Sherman saved two children from a blaze that killed five of her others, all from the same family. Fire officials say the fire started in the dining room around 11 p.m. with no smoke detectors in the home. The victims, ages 5 to 14, were identified as Mya Horton 10 Sheppard Horton 14 Alexander Horton 15 Andre Sherman 8 and Nakita Bower 5. Christopher Sherman 3 and Shana Sherman 2 were rescued by their mother.
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Ohio sheriff keeps artificial arm as evidence in jail vandalism case
In Chillicothe, Ross County Sheriff Bill Knott said an artificial left arm used to break a jail window will be kept as evidence. Raymond Kellough, 54, of Leesburg, was arrested on drunken driving, held overnight, then moved after the arm was confiscated. Kellough pleaded innocent and was released on recognizance.
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Cape of Good Hope’s Transforming Name History
The cape near South Africa was first named Cabo Tormentoso by Bartholomeu Dias in 1487 due to fierce winds and rough seas. In 1497 Vasco da Gama's voyage prompted King John II of Portugal to rename it Cabo da Boa Esperanca aiming to inspire confidence for future explorers.
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Mitchell not a sure bet for Supreme Court nomination
White House officials sought to dampen talk that retiring Senate Majority Leader George Mitchell would be Clinton’s pick for the Supreme Court. They note Mitchell remains a front-runner but say other candidates are also being weighed as Justice Blackmun’s resignation looms.
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