Clinton knew of arms shipments in Bosnia War
An administration official said President Clinton knew of clandestine arms shipments aiding Muslims against Serb rebels as NATO airstrikes shifted momentum. The piece notes UN embargo limits, U S stance on enforcement, and shifting loyalties amid peace talks and foreign aid dynamics.
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Sniper admits killing Vernon Jordan after acquittal
Joseph Paul Franklin, already serving life for murder, says in a jailhouse interview that he shot Vernon Jordan in Fort Wayne in 1990. He details ambushing the civil rights leader in a hotel room area from about 140 feet away, firing after observing a car door open.
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Washington
Whitewater trial witness Hale questioned over memory gaps
In Little Rock, defense weakens star witness David Hale by forcing admissions of poor recall on key meetings about alleged fraud in the Clintons Whitewater case. Hale also admits siphoning funds through shell entities, failing to pay taxes, and directing $280,000 in federally backed loans to himself for a burial insurance venture.
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Whitewater
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Whitewater Partners
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Hale
Hal
McDougal
Arkansas
Tucker
James McDougal
Jaguar Fo Rty
George Collins
Sunbelt
Clinton directs U S aid to Mexico in drug war effort
President Clinton ordered federal agencies to back Merco in its anti drug campaign. The plan includes intercepting U S bound shipments and sharing data with prosecutors as Barry McCaffrey outlines a 13 point strategy. Jed leads a U S delegation to Mexico for interdiction talks amid ongoing drug money and long running problem.
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Srebrenica survivors resurfaced in Bosnia after nine months
Six men emerged from hiding near Srebrenica and reached government territory nine months after the massacre. They described surviving by bunkers and corn, while relatives mourned and hoped for truth. Investigators seek mass grave evidence as the Dayton pact reshapes movement.
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