Republicans press Whitewater link in House hearings
House Banking Committee charges the White House misrepresented Whitewater. Republicans cite documents claiming at least 88000 flowed from Madison to Whitewater and Clintons faced potential political cost from the S&L affair. Clinton denies personal gain and says work for Madison was minimal.
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Bomb kills 22 in Sri Lanka amid rebel attack
In Colombo an explosives attack on two government buildings by Tamil rebels killed 22 and injured about 50. A suspected bomber died outside the site. police arrested a Tamil youth believed to be an accomplice, while 18 bodies were found in the reception area.
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Phone firms and unions press on in contract talks
Washington AP reports regional phone companies and the Communications Workers of America resume negotiations over job security wages and health costs after midnight strike deadlines. Bell Atlantic Ameritech Pacific Telesis BellSouth and Southwestern Bell remain in talks with separative extensions and no-strike pacts. The union seeks guaranteed transfer rights and union jobs for new posts as deregulation looms.
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Suspected Cali cartel chief arrested in Colombia
Police seized Miguel Rodriguez Orejuela in a Cali apartment as he hid in a closet in his underwear. The arrest targets the cartel accused of supplying most of the world's cocaine and comes amid allegations of cartel funding to President Samper's 1994 campaign. Rodriguez denied ties and urged belief in the president's honesty, while U.S. officials welcomed the crackdown as a sign the cartel is crumbling.
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Chaos Days violence ends as punks depart Hanover
Hundreds of anarchist punks began leaving Hanover after a three night binge of violence that injured 170 police and led to about 1,300 arrests. Riot police faced barricades fires looting and standoffs in the university quarter as officers deployed to quell the chaos.
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Indictment deadline looms in McVeigh bombing case
Oklahoma City lawyer Stephen Jones says an Army friend of Timothy McVeigh will likely be indicted on lesser charges as a testifying witness against McVeigh and Terry Nichols. He forecasts a Friday grand jury indictment including Michael Fortier, while denouncing it as a sham to secure testimony. Jones will introduce exculpatory material, including unverified reports of a severed leg not matched to any victim.
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