Richter possessions burned in quake tied fire losses
The Granada Hills home of Bruce Walport burned after a January quake. Items tied to Charles Richter like lecture notes and letters were saved and given to Caltech. The quake measured 6.6 on the Richter scale.
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ATF raid leaders face firing recommendation from agency
Investigators urge the firing of two ATF agents who led the Waco Branch Davidian raid. Phil Chojnacki and Chuck Sarabyn have 30 days to challenge the recommendation, with the final decision due in mid March. They were placed on administrative leave with pay last year.
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Park Police report found no Whitewater link to Foster death
Washington Park Police Maj. Robert Hines said the secret report on Deputy White House Counsel Vincent Foster’s death does not mention Whitewater Development Corp. nor the Clintons’ Arkansas deal. The interviews with Foster’s family and friends suggest he was low in spirits about his White House work. At the time of his death on July 20, Whitewater was not a major public issue.
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Clinton slams Japan on trade deadlock
President Clinton and Japanese Prime Minister Morihiro Hosokawa failed to bridge deep trade differences. Clinton called Japan's markets closed to foreign goods and warned options may include sanctions. Both leaders said the strained talks do not affect overall U S Japan ties and praised reform efforts.
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Congress approves 8.6B LA earthquake relief package
The House passed an 8.6 billion earthquake relief bill for Los Angeles with 245 votes in favor and 65 against, linking aid to 3.2 billion in spending cuts. Senate approval followed immediately, and President Clinton said he aimed to sign the measure as recovery work continues after the January 17 quake that caused 61 deaths.
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