Unabomber brother gets $1 million reward
David Kaczynski received a $1 million federal reward for turning in Theodore Kaczynski, the Unabomber. He plans to use most funds to aid victims’ families while paying legal bills, noting taxes and trust options to maximize aid. The FBI tracked the Unabomber for 18 years before his 1996 capture.
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Memory's mysteries unlocked in brain scans of memory formation
Harvard and Stanford researchers used functional MRI to watch real time brain activity as people encode experiences. They identified regions predicting whether a memory will be remembered or forgotten and explore links to early detection of Alzheimer's disease.
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Reno to brief senators on fund-raising probe
Attorney General Janet Reno plans a briefing this week for the Senate on the campaign finance investigation while declining to say if she will decide after the briefing whether to appoint an independent counsel. She faces contempt threats from the House for not turning over memos and details another inquiry continues on Harold Ickes and Al Gore.
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Grounded crew flew nude on Air National Guard refuel plane
Washington Air National Guard crew members were grounded after taking off in flight suits and flying a mission nude. No safety rules were broken but the prank was a serious discipline breach. Awaiting possible court martial or other discipline for the all male crew.
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Lewinsky testifies again on Clinton affair details
Monica Lewinsky provided a second grand jury session detailing her White House trysts with President Clinton and returned to the courthouse to begin rebuilding her life. Prosecutors seek to verify Clinton's account and examine gifts she returned after becoming a potential witness in the Paula Jones case.
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