G 7 Opens With Cuba Talks Acknowledged By Clinton
G seven summit opens in Lyon as Clinton avoids Cuba and Helms Burton debate while urging focus on Boutros Boutros Ghali. Chirac opposes U N leadership shake up and prioritizes aid to developing nations amid EU currency readiness pressure.
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Clinton aides take blame for FBI file gathering
In Washington AP reports former Clinton White House aides accept blame for improperly gathering FBI background files. Former White House counsel Bernard Nussbaum took responsibility for the collection of files on hundreds of Bush and Reagan era employees at a congressional hearing. Personnel security chief Craig Livingstone resigned, saying he accepted responsibility, while both denied knowledge of an associate from the Pentagon collecting the material in late 1993 and early 1994.
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New Jersey to test Smart Card for licenses and access
Newark AP report outlines a pilot program for a high tech driver's license with an embedded computer chip that could enable toll payments banking and access to biometric medical and other personal data. Civil libertarians warn about privacy risks while state officials promise safeguards. Washington AP notes FCC plan to require hearing aid compatible phones for most businesses with phased compliance by 2000 or 2005 with small exemptions.
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Bodies of Americans return home after Saudi blast
The bodies of 19 Americans killed in a deadly Saudi truck bomb were flown to Dover Air Force Base. Eight Americans remain missing as tolls and injuries from the attack rise, with Saudi authorities offering a $2.7 million reward for two bombers seen fleeing. President Clinton pledged pursuit of those responsible as U.S. troops investigate alongside Saudi forces.
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VMI weighs private move after women ruling
Virginia Military Institute alumni and cadets react to the Supreme Court ruling that the all male academy must admit women. VMI considers privatization to preserve its tradition as meetings begin to explore raising funds and potentially doubling the endowment to offset lost state support.
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White House database tracks FBI files on lawmakers and donors
A White House computer database stores nearly 200000 files on lawmakers donors and supporters. Officials say the system aids event invitations and outreach while Republicans urge disclosure and question access to sensitive data about public officials.
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