Carter call for total nuclear disarmament pact appeal
Former President Carter and world leaders urge negotiations to cut and eliminate nuclear stockpiles on Hiroshima anniversary. Gorbachev Arias Rotblat Hatfield Cranston urge end to nuclear weapons, spanning US and global leaders in a plea for disarmament.
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Bill expands concealed guns rights across state lines
The House Judiciary Committee backed a bill to let licensed gun owners carry concealed weapons across states and allow off duty police to remain armed outside their home states. Sponsor Rep Bull McCollum said cops face targets off duty and current laws force disarming at borders. The NRA backed the measure, arguing it would standardize nationwide rules and reduce legal confusion for officers off duty.
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Prosecutors prep Lewinsky for grand jury appearance
Monica Lewinsky arrived at a federal courthouse for her long awaited grand jury testimony regarding sexual encounters with President Clinton. Sources say she is ready to tell all, aided by extensive prosecutors prep and granted blanket immunity in exchange for truthful testimony.
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Saddam halts cooperation with U.N. weapons inspectors
Saddam Hussein announced the suspension of cooperation with the United Nations Special Commission and the International Atomic Energy Agency after Iraq's National Assembly voted to end such cooperation. He exempted monitoring cameras from the move and called for a reorganization of the commission.
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Clinton plan opens Alaska oil reserves to drilling
Washington AP reports the Clinton administration will reveal a plan to open part of Alaska's 75 year old government oil reserve to drilling. Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt will present the proposal, which aims for a balanced approach with wildlife protections, but environmentalists and oil interests both doubt it fully satisfies their positions.
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