Al Fayed to sue for US access to crash records
Mohamed Al Fayed plans a federal FOIA suit in Washington to obtain CIA NSA and Justice Department documents about the Diana and Dodi Fayed crash in Paris. He alleges a murder conspiracy tied to Diana's relationship with his son and accuses the US of withholding files while British spies may have influenced the case.
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Washington
Dodi Fayed
Diana
Paris
Mohamed al Fayed
al Fayed
Harrods
London
CIA
Justice Department
National Security Agency
United States
NSA
Secret Services
Charles Miller
Judi Emmet
U.S
Mark Zaid
U.S. District Court
Zaid
Oswald LeWinter
Mansfield
John Macnamara
Henri Paul
Paul
Macnamara
Ritz
Herve Stephan
Mattoon residents accused in offshore investment scam
An Ohio federal grand jury indictment charges 11 Mattoon residents and eight others in a global scheme tied to Omega Trust and Trading. The group allegedly raised at least 12.5 million dollars from around 10,000 investors since 1994, promising high returns but paying none.
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Mattoon
Ill
Wanda Ferguson
Omega Trust and Trading
Bill Tapella
Omega
Downstate
Illinois
Clinton pledges 1.3 billion to Colombia drug fight in Cartagena
President Clinton announced a 1.3 billion U.S. aid package in Cartagena to help Colombia combat drug traffickers without a Vietnam style quagmire. He stood with President Pastrana as a 4.4 pound bomb was found nearby but deemed nonlethal, amid bipartisan U.S. support and concerns over foreign intervention.
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Colombia
Cartagena
U.S
United States
Andres Pastrana
Caribbean
Pastrana
Secret Service
Terry Samway
House
Dennis Hastert
Congress
Hastert
Janet Reno
Madeleine Albright
Barry McCaffrey
Going postal myth debunked by commission findings
A U S commission found that going postal is a myth, with postal workers no more likely to face workplace violence than others and only one third as likely to be murdered on the job. The 249 page report surveyed 12,600 postal workers and 3,000 others, noting high grievance rates and recommending more outside counselors and dispute mediation.
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Washington
Joseph Califano
Califano
National Center On Addiction and Substance Abuse
Columbia University
Mary Elcano
Post Office
Elcano
Federal ruling votes against Bush on Texas Medicaid care
A federal judge ruled Texas failed to adequately care for 1.5 million low income children in Medicaid, citing gaps in dental care checkups transportation and information on services. The Oct deadline applies to a 1996 agreement. The decision fuels Gore’s attack on Bush health care.
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Texas
al Gore
George W. Bush
William Wayne Justice
Gore
Bush
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