Campobello venture ties Dallas Cowboys owner to Whitewater figures
A 1980s Campobello island development in New Brunswick involved James McDougal and later partners Jerry Jones and Shef-field Nelson. Jones and Nelson invested 600000 for 25 percent, later exiting in 1988 as Madison Guaranty faced federal action. Regulators and McDougal dispute management quality and feasibility amid prior sales and a looming collapse.
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Little Rock
Ark
Whitewater
Dallas Cowboys
Jerry Jones
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Campobello
Arkansas
James McDougal
New Brunswick
Maine
McDougal
Susan
Bill
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Whitewater Development Co. Inc
Ozarks
Madison Guaranty Savings and Loan
Madison
Clintons
McDougals
Arkansans
Jones
Cowboys
Sheffield Nelson
Clinton
Madison Financial
Madison Guaranty
Nelson
Nel
Son
Federal Home Loan Bank Board Examiner
Policy limits on U S peacekeeping finished
Washington reports the Clinton administration completed a policy to curb U S involvement in international peacekeeping. It sets strict conditions for financing and troop deployment, including threats to international security, urgent relief needs, or gross human rights violations, and requires broad international support before participation. Troops would serve under U S command in most cases.
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Washington
Clinton
U.S
Clinton shifts on U.N. rapid deployment force plan
After Somalia, Haiti, and Bosnia, President Clinton trims the U.S. role in U.N. missions. The administration will pull out Somalia by March 31 and limit Bosnia actions to NATO airstrikes to reopen Tuzla airport and protect departing Canadian troops. Congress will be consulted. Senate leaders push for oversight and approval of U.S. troops under U.N. command.
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U.N
Somalia
Haiti
Bosnia
Clinton
United States
NATO
Tuzla
Srebenica
Serbia
Bob Dole
B-Kan
Congress
U.N. Command
Court Upholds State Approval for Electronic Pull Tabs
A federal appeals court ruled the National Indian Gaming Commission may require tribes to obtain state approval for electronic pull-tab games in casinos on reservations. The ruling, joined by Judges Wald and Ginsburg, centers on the 1988 gambling law and targets tribes in California Oklahoma New Mexico Florida and North Carolina with electronic devices deemed electronic facsimiles. The Poarch Band of Creek Indians Cabazon Eastern Band of Cherokee Isleta Rumsey Rancho Spokane and San Manuel tribes filed suit, later joined by the Delaware Tribe of Western Oklahoma.
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Washington
California
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Florida
North Carolina
U.S. Court of Appeals For
District of Columbia Circuit
National Indian Gaming Commission
The
Commission
U.S
Royce Lamberth
Lamberth
A. Raymond Randolph
Patricia Wald
Douglas Ginsburg
Poarch Band of
Atmore
Ala
Cabazon Band of Mission Indians
India
Calif
Eastern Band of
Cherokee, N.C
Pueblo of
Isleta
N.M
Rumsey Rancheria
Brooks
San Manuel Band of Mission Indians
Highland
Spokane Tribe
Wellpinit
Wash
Delaware Tribe
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Mesa
Paradise Valley
Glendale
28Th Ave
Main & Br
Thunderbird Rd
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Bpth Avenue
Bell Road
Eure
Levitz Furniture Corp
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