IRA warns of penalties if peace plan is rejected
London warned that tougher measures would follow if the IRA rejects the British Irish peace plan and resumes violence. Within hours the IRA triggered its first major bomb in Londonderry near a passing army patrol and a civilian car, injuring no one but causing shock. Suspected IRA warnings of bombs halted hundreds of trains in London rail and subway stations during a daylong search yielding no devices. Prime Ministers Reynolds and Major had agreed principles to include Sinn Fein in talks if the IRA stops killings, with possible amnesty for jailed members and lifts on IRA interviews. Reynolds warned of a stiffer security response if the plan is rejected. Reynolds signaled measures against IRA operatives in Ireland and Major affirmed continued support for Northern Ireland’s pro British Protestant majority.
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London
Reynolds
John Major
Britain
Northern Ireland
Sinn Fein
IRA
British Broadcasting Corp
Ireland
Republic of Ireland
Major
Clinton accused of using security for extramarital liaisons
State police officers in Clinton's security detail allege he used staff to facilitate sexual encounters. CNN interviews cited by Bruce Lindsey prompted denials from Clinton confidants. The American Spectator planned publication details confirm troopers' accounts, while AP notes earlier denials from other troopers. Patterson and Perry, later reassigned for health and narcotics duties.
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Ark
Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bruce Lindsey
White House
Associated Press
Lindsey
CNN
Roger Perry
Larry Patterson
Cliff Jackson
Jackson
Patterson
Perry
American Spectator
David Brock
Hillary Clinton
Gennifer Flowers
Star
T.L. Goodwin
Goodwin
Domino's ordered to pay nearly 79 million in suit
A St Louis Circuit Court jury awarded Jean Kinder 49 seventy eight million in punitive and 750000 in actual damages after a Domino's delivery driver ran a red light injuring her. Kinder's suit linked the 30 minute delivery guarantee to the crash and the company vows the verdict will be appealed.
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Domino’s
Domino’s Pizza Inc
St. Louis
Jean Kinder
Kinder
Tim McIntyre
Pany
Domino
Paul Kovacs
Delaware
Ann Arbor
Indiana
West Virginia
St. Louis County
Loophole Lets Private Gun Sales Thrive At Shows Ads
Private gun owners exploit a loophole in the Brady law and state rules that allows unlicensed sales with no forms or waiting period. At gun shows and in classified ads, millions of guns move between private sellers and buyers, prompting ATF concerns and a push by Handgun Control Inc. and lawmakers to require transfer registration and curb show sales.
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Miami
Fla
Jack Killorin
Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms
Washington, D.C
Fort Lauderdale
Karen
ATF
Killorin
James Brady
Reagan
U.S
Charles Schumer
Dn.y
Washington
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