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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1998

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3

Nevis votes on secession from St. Kitts in referendum

In Charlestown Nevis votes on independence from St. Kitts amid debate over viability and regional implications. Rose Boncamper, selling fried dough, supports a Yes to secede, arguing Nevis should govern its own eternity. Local leaders cite budget share and offshore finance while critics warn of cartel risks and bloc instability.

Charlestown St. Kitts and Nevis Rose Boncamper Nevis Caribbean St. Kitts Britain Mr. Douglas Edwin Carrington Haiti Vance Amory Amory U.S Douglas Brantley Aeoles Alexander Hamilton

Starr report to focus on Lewinsky case for impeachment inquiry

Independent Counsel Kenneth Starr is expected to center an imminent impeachment report on perjury and obstruction of justice in the Monica Lewinsky case rather than broader Whitewater matters. The report, which requires substantial evidence of a crime, could guide Congress on whether to begin impeachment proceedings, with separate material on other probe aspects to follow.

Washington Kenneth Starr Congress Monica Lewinsky Whitewater Ms. Lewinsky Starr Independent Counsel Clinton Clintons Arkansas Webster Hubbell FBI White House Appeals Hubbell Susan McDougal Sen Arlen Specter R-Pa CBS

Chairman ready to charge Reno with contempt

Rep. Dan Burton says he will move to hold Attorney General Janet Reno in contempt if she keeps resisting the House committee probe into campaign finance. He wants turnover of papers and may pursue an independent counsel option, with GOP backing for a contempt citation.

Washington (Ap House Janet Reno Dan Burton R-Ind Burton Fox News Reno

Riot breaks out during Reno Hot August Nights celebration

Riot police in Reno used pepper spray and dogs as crowds of up to 1,000 gathered downtown during the Hot August Nights festival. About 130 arrests were made, with some injuries and property damage. Authorities blamed alcohol and gang activity, noting many arrestees were 18 to 21 and some wore bulletproof vests.

Reno Nev Jerry Hoover California Hoover

U N suspends new arms inspections in Iraq

In Baghdad the United Nations halted new inspections of Iraqi arms sites after Baghdad refused to cooperate with weapons monitors. Existing sites remain under watch, while the push for broader disarmament is paused amid the standoff over sanctions and Baghdad's insistence on ending the embargo.

Baghdad Iraq United Nations U.N Janet Sullivan Traq Security Council Al'Thawra Baath Party Kuwait Richard Butler

Bell Atlantic talks continue as 73000 workers strike

Negotiators for Bell Atlantic and two unions met to end a dispute over hiring practices and job security that has 73000 phone workers on strike from Maine to Virginia. Picket lines began as talks failed on a new three year contract with the Communications Workers of America and IBEW. managers filled in as 23 000 workers cross 12 hour shifts.

New York Bell Atlantic Maine Virginia Bell Atlantic Corp Communications Workers of America International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Union IBEW CWA Susan Kraus Pennsylvania Massachusetts Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia Washington, D.C Dave Frail United States At&t Corp Washington Nynex

Census Bureau study: poverty affects 30 percent of Americans

The Census Bureau reports poverty touched 30.3 percent of the population over 1993 to 1995, with 5.3 percent in poverty for two full years. It notes race and family structure shape risk, especially female headed households, and 22 percent were poor at least two months in 1994.

Washington Census Bureau Bureau United States

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