Clinton releases Whitewater investment records under pressure
President Clinton orders the Justice Department to receive all records of his Arkansas real estate partnership linked to Madison Guaranty. White House officials say the move aims to clear the air amid GOP calls for investigations into Whitewater dealings and the deaths surrounding Foster and McDougal. Federal probes focus on savings and loan collapse and possible fund flows to Clinton campaigns, with officials noting documents are personal but released voluntarily. Janet Reno signals no plan for a special counsel, suggesting career prosecutors handle the case.
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Cuban chief's daughter escapes Cuba as tourist ruse
Alina Fernandez Revuelta, daughter of Fidel Castro, described fleeing Cuba by posing as a tourist with a fake Spanish passport and disguise. She left her 16-year-old daughter behind, fled to Spain, and was granted political asylum in the United States. She cited schooling and hardship as reasons for leaving and said she plans to see her daughter again.
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Spy Pollard shows no remorse for passing secrets to Israel
Jonathan Pollard, convicted of espionage, says in Sh'ma interview he would rather rot in prison than mourn Israelis who might have died because of his actions. The former Navy analyst defended aiding Israel and said he could not ignore the intelligence embargo.
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Christmas hard for fire survivors in Los Angeles
Mass, a burn survivor from the Nov. 3 Topanga Canyon fire, will spend Christmas with his family for the first time in 10 years as he endures skin grafts and hyperbaric treatments. His sister Pat Anderson recalls the moment, while families of others displaced pursue new homes. The fires killed four people, damaged 1,241 structures, and caused about $1 billion in damage across Southern California.
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CIA warns on Iran Iraq North Korea ICBM risk to US
The CIA concludes Iran Iraq North Korea and Libya have political motive to build long range missiles capable of striking the United States within 15 years. Libya unlikely to pursue the project. others may seek to purchase missile systems or tech from nations with ICBMs if pursued.
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Sarajevo shelling kills six and wounds fifty five
Baghdad denies firing on a U S led patrol in a Kurdish enclave near Iraq as U N representatives from the United States France and Britain summon Iraqi Ambassador Nizar Hamdoon to protest the attack. A four vehicle convoy carrying twenty five troops from U S France Britain Turkey and Kurdish forces came under machine gun fire.
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