McDougal gets two years in prison in Whitewater case
Susan McDougal was sentenced to two years in prison in a Whitewater fraud case. Judge George Howard Jr. rejected claims she naively received a 300000 loan. prosecutors say 25000 funded land for the Whitewater venture. She must repay the loan with interest, pay a 5000 fine, and serve three years on probation.
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Drug use among teens surges 78 percent since 1992
The National Household Survey on Drug Abuse shows 12 to 17 year olds rising 78 percent from 5.3 percent in 1992 to 10.9 percent in 1995. Hallucinogen and cocaine use also climbed, while officials call the rise a bipartisan, national concern.
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Bombardment intensifies as Grozny battle rages on
Russian troops press to retake Grozny amid heavy shelling and civilian exodus. Rebels strengthen defenses as millions fear a looming assault. Authorities dispute leadership plans while civilians flee toward uncertain safety. About 100000 residents remain in the city as the siege worsens.
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Teddy bears bring smiles to Bosnian orphans by US troops
US Army soldiers from the 181st Transportation Battalion handed out about 200 teddy bears, candy, and books to Bosnian orphans in Tuzla. The gifts came from Good Bears International and families in Mannheim and the United States. Soldiers interacted warmly, sharing photos and letting children try on helmets as Capt. Matt Woodbery spoke of peace and care.
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Soldier killed in friendly fire near Tyre Lebanon
In Tyre Lebanon an Israeli soldier was killed and another wounded when comrades mistook them for guerrillas and fired. A unit returning from military activity split into two squads and the forward unit commander ordered fire after hearing a noise. An investigation was ordered.
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Amiram Levine
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Four Die In Fire At Exton Group Home
A fire at a Ken Crest Services group home west of Philadelphia killed a counselor and three residents, all by smoke inhalation. Two residents in wheelchairs attempted escape. one man was found in a wheelchair and another beside his chair. The blaze began in the kitchen before 2:30 am and the cause was under investigation.
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Dolly strengthens to hurricane on Caribbean coast of Mexico
Dolly surged to 75 mph as it made landfall near Punta Herrera on the Caribbean coast of Quintana Roo, Mexico, with no immediate damage or injuries reported. Forecasters expect weakening to tropical storm over the Yucatan and possible reintensification once in the Gulf of Mexico. Separately at Vandenberg, NASA canceled a Pegasus XL launch of the Fast Auroral Snapshots Explorer after last minute data problems.
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